Excessively large in size, extent, or degree.
Shared component: too · excessively
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excessively
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Excessively large in size, extent, or degree.
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Excessively high; higher than is normal, acceptable, or safe.
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Lasting for an excessive amount of time; overly extended in duration.
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Of a size or extent that is excessive or more than is desirable or manageable.
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Not having enough length or duration; insufficiently long.
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Of insufficient size or extent; inadequate or limited.
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excessively tight; fitting too closely and uncomfortably
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Excessively bright or intense in light, color, or appearance.
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Used to emphasize that something, often something unpleasant or frightening, is undeniably true or genuine.
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Excessively or inappropriately intimate, informal, or well-known, often to the point of causing discomfort or offense.
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lasting for a disappointingly short time; regrettably short.
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Used to describe a common human weakness or failing that is seen as very typical and unsurprising.
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Used to describe something that is known or recognized very well, often in a way that is negative, boring, or unwelcome.
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Used to describe something that happens or exists so frequently that it is regrettable, predictable, or unremarkable.
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Used to describe a time in the future that is relatively near or soon.
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Seeming so wonderful or perfect that it is hard to believe it is real or genuine.
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