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121 excessive
1. a чрезмерный; излишний; избыточный2. a лингв. чрезмерная степень, эксцессивСинонимический ряд:extreme (adj.) disproportionate; dizzy; exceeding; exorbitant; extravagant; extreme; extremist; fanatic; fanatical; immoderate; inordinate; intemperate; lavish; overindulgent; overmuch; sky-high; steep; stiff; stratospheric; supernatural; towering; unconscionable; undue; unmeasurable; unreasonable; unrestrained; untemperedАнтонимический ряд:insufficient; moderate; proportionate; reasonable; scant -
122 exorbitant
1. a непомерный, чрезмерный2. a спец. отклонившийся от пути, от орбитыСинонимический ряд:1. costly (adj.) costly; expensive; high-priced2. excessive (adj.) dizzy; enormous; exceeding; excessive; extravagant; extreme; immoderate; inordinate; outrageous; overmuch; sky-high; steep; stiff; stratospheric; superlative; supernatural; towering; unconscionable; undue; unfair; unjust; unmeasurable; unreasonable; wastefulАнтонимический ряд:cheap; inexpensive; low; moderate; reasonable -
123 extravagant
1. a расточительный2. a сумасбродный, нелепый; экстравагантный3. a непомерный4. a крайний5. a арх. скитающийся; блуждающийСинонимический ряд:1. excessive (adj.) abundant; dizzy; excessive; extreme; immoderate; improvident; imprudent; inordinate; liberal; overmuch; sky-high; steep; stiff; stratospheric; supernatural; towering; unconscionable; undue; unmeasurable2. exorbitant (adj.) exorbitant; expensive; overpriced3. exuberant (adj.) exuberant; lavish; lush; luxuriant; opulent; prodigal; profligate; profuse; riotous; spendthrift; superabundant; wasteful4. unreasonable (adj.) absurd; fantastic; foolish; outrageous; preposterous; unreasonable; unrestrained; wildАнтонимический ряд:close-fisted; consistent; economical; fair; frugal; moderate; parsimonious; penurious; prudent; rational; reasonable; regular; sensible; sparse -
124 extreme
1. n крайность; чрезмерность; крайняя степеньin the extreme — в высшей степени, чрезвычайно
2. n обыкн. противоположность; крайности; диаметрально противоположные предметы или явленияlove and hate are extremes — любовь и ненависть — противоположные чувства
3. n мат. экстремум, экстремальное, крайнее значение4. n мат. крайний член пропорции5. n мат. лог. крайний термин6. a крайний, предельный; самый дальнийextreme case — предельный случай; экстремальная ситуация
7. a крайний, чрезвычайный; высший8. a предельный, экстремальный9. a крайний, экстремистскийto hold extreme views — придерживаться крайних воззрений, быть экстремистом
Синонимический ряд:1. drastic (adj.) drastic; outlandish; outrageous2. endmost (adj.) consummate; endmost; farthest; final; furthermost; furthest; last; outermost; outmost; remotest; supreme; transcendent; ultimate; unsurpassable; utmost; uttermost3. excessive (adj.) ardent; dizzy; exceeding; excessive; exorbitant; extravagant; fanatical; immoderate; inordinate; intemperate; intense; overmuch; severe; sky-high; steep; stiff; stratospheric; supernatural; towering; unconscionable; undue; unmeasurable4. extremist (adj.) extremist; fanatic; fanatical; rabid; radical; revolutional; revolutionary; revolutionist; ultra; ultraist5. greatest (adj.) exceptional; greatest; highest; profound; rarest; stupendous; superlative; surpassing6. acme (noun) acme; apex7. farthest (noun) farthest; furthest; remotest8. length (noun) extremity; height; length; limit9. maximum (noun) maximum; ultimate; utmostАнтонимический ряд:calm; conservative; dispassionate; initial; judicious; least; limited; medium; moderate; near; nearest; nigh; ordinary; quiet; reasonable; repressed -
125 immoderate
a неумеренный, чрезмерный, излишнийСинонимический ряд:excessive (adj.) dizzy; exceeding; excessive; exorbitant; extravagant; extreme; extremist; fanatic; fanatical; inordinate; intemperate; overindulgent; overmuch; sky-high; steep; stiff; stratospheric; supernatural; towering; unbridled; unconscionable; undue; unmeasurable; unreasonable; unrestrained; untemperedАнтонимический ряд: -
126 inordinate
1. a беспорядочный2. a несдержанный, неумеренный; чрезмерный, непомерныйСинонимический ряд:1. excessive (adj.) dizzy; excessive; exorbitant; extravagant; extreme; immoderate; improvident; imprudent; intemperate; lavish; outrageous; overindulgent; overmuch; prodigal; sky-high; steep; stiff; stratospheric; supernatural; towering; unconscionable; undue; unmeasurable; unrestrained; untempered2. irrational (adj.) irrational; needless; unnecessary; unreasonable; unwarrantedАнтонимический ряд:moderate; reasonable -
127 monstrous
1. a уродливый, безобразный2. a чудовищный; ужасный; зверский, жестокий3. a громадный, исполинский4. a эмоц. -усил. безобразный, недопустимый; невероятныйit is perfectly monstrous that such a thing should be allowed — ужасно, что такие вещи разрешают
Синонимический ряд:1. abnormal (adj.) abnormal; grotesque; uncanny; unnatural2. bizarre (adj.) bizarre; freakish; freaky3. huge (adj.) Antaean; behemothic; big; Brobdingnagian; Bunyanesque; colossal; cracking; cyclopean; dinosauric; elephantine; enormous; fantastic; gargantuan; giant; gigantean; gigantesque; gigantic; great; Herculean; heroic; huge; immense; jumbo; leviathan; lusty; mammoth; massive; massy; mastodonic; mighty; monster; monumental; mortal; mountainous; planetary; prodigious; stupendous; titanic; towering; tremendous; vast4. obscene (adj.) obscene; preposterous; ridiculous; unconscionable; unreasonable5. outrageous (adj.) atrocious; cruel; crying; desperate; flagrant; heinous; outrageous; scandalous; shocking; vicious6. terrible (adj.) dreadful; frightful; gruesome; hideous; horrendous; horrible; macabre; repulsive; revolting; terribleАнтонимический ряд:beautiful; comely; common; commonplace; conventional; customary; delightful; diminutive; expected; fair; familiar; formal; graceful; kind; small -
128 obscene
1. a непристойный, неприличный; непотребный, похабный, бесстыдный; порнографический; грубый2. a арх. отвратительный, оскорбительный; грязныйСинонимический ряд:1. barnyard (adj.) barnyard; coarse; crude; crusty; dirty; fescennine; filthy; foul; gross; nasty; paw; profane; rank; raunchy; rocky; scatological; scurrilous; unclean2. lewd (adj.) indecent; lewd; naughty; off-colour; pornographic; racy; ribald; risquй; smutty; suggestive; vulgar3. offensive (adj.) atrocious; disgusting; evil; hideous; horrible; horrid; icky; loathsome; nauseating; noisome; offensive; repellent; repugnant; repulsive; revolting; sickening; ungrateful; unwholesome; vile4. shocking (adj.) monstrous; outrageous; preposterous; ridiculous; shocking; unconscionable; unreasonableАнтонимический ряд:decent; moral; pure; virtuous
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