overmuch
a . 过多的,过度的
ad . 过度地
n . 过度,过剩
过多的,过度的过度地过度,过剩
overmuch adv 1 :
more than necessary ; "
she eats too much "; "
let '
s not blame them overmuch " [
synonym : {
overmuch }, {
too much }]
adj 1 :
very great in quantity ;
overabundant ; "
showed overmuch affection "
n 1 :
a quantity that is more than what is appropriate ; "
four -
year -
olds have an overabundance of energy "; "
we received an inundation of email " [
synonym : {
overabundance }, {
overmuch },
{
overmuchness }, {
superabundance }]
Overmuch \
O "
ver *
much "\,
a .
Too much . --
adv .
In too great a degree ;
too much . --
n .
An excess ;
a surplus .
[
1913 Webster ]
133 Moby Thesaurus words for "
overmuch ":
a bit much ,
abandon ,
abandoned ,
boundless ,
boundlessness ,
egregious ,
egregiousness ,
enormous ,
enormousness ,
exaggerated ,
exaggeration ,
excess ,
excessive ,
excessively ,
excessiveness ,
exorbitance ,
exorbitancy ,
exorbitant ,
exorbitantly ,
extravagance ,
extravagancy ,
extravagant ,
extreme ,
extremely ,
extremes ,
extremism ,
extremity ,
fabulous ,
fabulousness ,
fancy ,
giantism ,
gigantic ,
gigantism ,
gluttonous ,
gluttony ,
high ,
hyperbole ,
hyperbolic ,
hypertrophied ,
hypertrophy ,
immensely ,
immoderacy ,
immoderate ,
immoderately ,
immoderateness ,
immoderation ,
incontinence ,
incontinent ,
inordinacy ,
inordinance ,
inordinate ,
inordinately ,
inordinateness ,
intemperance ,
intemperate ,
intemperately ,
intemperateness ,
lavish ,
monstrous ,
monstrousness ,
nimiety ,
out of bounds ,
out of sight ,
outrageous ,
outrageously ,
outrageousness ,
over ,
overabundance ,
overabundant ,
overbig ,
overbounteous ,
overcopious ,
overdeveloped ,
overdevelopment ,
overexuberant ,
overflow ,
overfull ,
overgenerous ,
overgreat ,
overgreatness ,
overgrown ,
overgrowth ,
overindulgence ,
overkill ,
overlarge ,
overlargeness ,
overlavish ,
overliberal ,
overluxuriant ,
overly ,
overmuchness ,
overnumerous ,
overplenteous ,
overplentiful ,
overplenty ,
overplus ,
overpopulated ,
overpopulous ,
overprolific ,
overweening ,
overweeningly ,
plentiful ,
plethora ,
plethoric ,
prodigal ,
pullulating ,
radicalism ,
riotous ,
steep ,
stiff ,
superabundant ,
superfluity ,
surfeit ,
surplus ,
surplusage ,
swarming ,
teeming ,
too ,
too much ,
too -
muchness ,
too -
too ,
unbridled ,
unconscionable ,
unconscionableness ,
unconscionably ,
undue ,
undueness ,
unduly ,
unreasonable ,
unreasonableness ,
unreasonably ,
unrestrained ,
unrestrainedness
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