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excessively long

 

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Excessively Long

Adjective: Describing something that is exceptionally lengthy or extended beyond what is considered normal or appropriate.


Senses:

Sense 1: Advertising a lengthy duration or excessive length.

Example: The movie was excessively long, leaving many viewers feeling exhausted by the end.


Sense 2: Referring to an item that is longer than the average or desired length.

Example: The dress was excessively long, dragging on the floor as she walked.


Sense 3: Indicating an amount or degree that exceeds what is considered reasonable or necessary.

Example: His explanation for being late was excessively long, causing further frustration among his colleagues.


Usages:

Usage 1: In everyday conversation, the term "excessively long" is used to express dissatisfaction or annoyance towards something that has taken more time or exceeded an expected duration.

Example: I was waiting in line for an excessively long time at the grocery store.


Usage 2: In creative writing or formal language, "excessively long" can be employed to emphasize the elongation of an event, object, or concept.

Example: The author's excessively long sentences showcased their unique writing style.


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