overmuch

• Término obsoleto o literario que significa 'demasiado' o 'excesivo en cantidad o grado'.

An old-fashioned or literary term meaning 'too much' or 'excessive in amount or degree'.

1. Excessive or too muchC1formal

   Very great in quantity; overabundant or more than necessary.

   Excesivo o demasiado

   • He showed overmuch enthusiasm for the project, which surprised his colleagues.
   • The report contained overmuch detail, making it difficult to read.
   • She felt overmuch pressure to succeed in her new role.

   Sinónimosexcessiveexorbitantimmoderateinordinateoverabundantsuperabundantsuperfluousundue

   Antónimosdeficientinadequateinsufficientscarcesparse

• Adverbio que significa 'en exceso' o 'más de lo necesario'. Tiene un tono algo formal o literario y se usa para subrayar un grado excesivo de algo.

An adverb meaning 'too much' or 'excessively.' It is somewhat formal or literary in tone and is used to emphasize an excessive degree of something.

1. ExcessivelyC1formal

   To a greater degree than is needed or appropriate; too much.

   en exceso

   • He did not worry overmuch about the minor details.
   • She was not overmuch concerned with public opinion.
   • The report was not overmuch detailed, but it was sufficient.

   Sinónimosdisproportionatelyexcessivelyimmoderatelyinordinatelyoverlyunduly

   Antónimosinadequatelyinsufficientlyscarcely

• Sustantivo que denota una cantidad que excede lo apropiado o necesario.

A noun referring to a quantity that is more than what is appropriate or necessary.

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1. Excessive amountC1formal

   A quantity that is more than what is appropriate or necessary.

   exceso, cantidad excesiva

   • He spent an overmuch of his time on trivial matters.
   • The project suffered from an overmuch of bureaucracy.
   • An overmuch of caution can sometimes hinder progress.

   Sinónimosexcessglutnimietyoverabundanceoversupplyplethorasuperabundancesuperfluitysurfeitsurplus

   Antónimosdearthinsufficiencylackscarcity