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  • too much — 1. adjective a) Excessive to the point of being inappropriate, harmful, or overwhelming. You ate too much cake at the party, and thats why you feel sick. b) Amusing; entertaining. Oh, my dear …   Wiktionary

  • ate him alive — completely overpowered him, was too much for him …   English contemporary dictionary

  • to vs too vs two —   To is the most common form. When to is used before a verb it forms part of the infiinitive:   For example: to learn, to do, to be, to drink...    I need to make an appointment.   To is also a preposition, often used to indicate direction, which …   English dictionary of common mistakes and confusing words

  • to vs too vs two —   To is the most common form. When to is used before a verb it forms part of the infiinitive:   For example: to learn, to do, to be, to drink...    I need to make an appointment.   To is also a preposition, often used to indicate direction, which …   English dictionary of common mistakes and confusing words

  • to vs too vs two —   To is the most common form. When to is used before a verb it forms part of the infiinitive:   For example: to learn, to do, to be, to drink...    I need to make an appointment.   To is also a preposition, often used to indicate direction, which …   English dictionary of common mistakes and confusing words

  • im|mod´er|ate|ness — im|mod|er|ate «ih MOD uhr iht», adjective. 1. not moderate; too much; going too far; extreme; more than is right or proper: »loud and immoderate laughter. A fanatic has immoderate ideas. SYNONYM(S): excessive, intemperate, exorbitant, inordinate …   Useful english dictionary

  • im|mod´er|ate|ly — im|mod|er|ate «ih MOD uhr iht», adjective. 1. not moderate; too much; going too far; extreme; more than is right or proper: »loud and immoderate laughter. A fanatic has immoderate ideas. SYNONYM(S): excessive, intemperate, exorbitant, inordinate …   Useful english dictionary

  • im|mod|er|ate — «ih MOD uhr iht», adjective. 1. not moderate; too much; going too far; extreme; more than is right or proper: »loud and immoderate laughter. A fanatic has immoderate ideas. SYNONYM(S): excessive, intemperate, exorbitant, inordinate. 2. Obsolete.… …   Useful english dictionary

  • sa|ti|ate — «verb. SAY shee ayt; adjective. SAY shee iht, ayt», verb, at|ed, at|ing, adjective. –v.t. 1. to feed fully; satisfy fully. 2. to weary or disgust with too much; supply with too much; glut; cloy: »She was so satiated with banan …   Useful english dictionary

  • in|tem´per|ate|ness — in|tem|per|ate «ihn TEHM puhr iht, priht», adjective. 1. not moderate; lacking self control; excessive: »intemperate anger, an intemperate appetite. Use not thy mouth to intemperate swearing (Ecclesiasticus 23:13). He remained silent in the face… …   Useful english dictionary

  • in|tem´per|ate|ly — in|tem|per|ate «ihn TEHM puhr iht, priht», adjective. 1. not moderate; lacking self control; excessive: »intemperate anger, an intemperate appetite. Use not thy mouth to intemperate swearing (Ecclesiasticus 23:13). He remained silent in the face… …   Useful english dictionary

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