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Term: Excessive

Definition:

The term "excessive" refers to something that is going beyond what is considered normal, reasonable, or appropriate.

Parts of Speech:

  1. Adjective
  2. Adverb

Senses:

  1. Adjective: Characterized by being more than necessary or usual.
  2. Adverb: In a manner that is more than necessary or usual.

Usages:

In the local context, "excessive" can be used in various ways:

Adjective:
  • Sense 1: Describing something that is more than required or desired.
    • Example sentence 1: His excessive appetite caused him to gain weight rapidly.
    • Example sentence 2: The excessive noise from the construction site disturbed the entire neighborhood.
Adverb:
  • Sense 2: Describing an action or behavior that goes beyond what is necessary.
    • Example sentence 1: She was talking excessively during the meeting, causing delays.
    • Example sentence 2: The car was driven excessively fast, violating the speed limits.

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