Abundinsate

[u/constansuii]

abundinsate (verb): to provide or produce something in great quantities that yet fails to meet one's needs.

Examples

Despite my best efforts to make her happy, I ended up abundinsating her.

Abundinsation is quite common when students memorize a topic without understanding it.

'The test results,' said the teacher exhausted, 'are abundinsatful'.

He expected less from his friends, but the gifts were really abundinsatless.

Etymology

Latin roots, from the words 'abundantia' and 'insatiatus' reduced to 'abund' and 'insatus'. I decided to keep the prefix 'in' in the word insatiatus; in is used oftentimes to express negation or opposition to something, in this case, satiate.

(EDIT FOR CLARIFICATION: Abundinsatful means that something is full of abundinsation, thus is very much unsatisfying despite the great quantities. Contrariwise, abundinsatless means that something is lacking abundinsation, thus is not unsatisfying because of the great quantities.)

[u/PrettyRegulator2]

This is the exact feeling of making a huge meal prep and then eating cereal for dinner anyway