overmuch

• Устаревший или литературный термин, означающий 'слишком много' или 'чрезмерный по количеству или степени'.

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.

   Чрезмерный

   • 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.

   Синонимыexcessiveexorbitantimmoderateinordinateoverabundantsuperabundantsuperfluousundue

   Антонимыdeficientinadequateinsufficientscarcesparse

• Наречие, означающее 'слишком много' или 'чрезмерно'. Имеет несколько формальный или литературный оттенок и используется для подчеркивания чрезмерной степени чего-либо.

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.

   Чрезмерно

   • 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.

   Синонимыdisproportionatelyexcessivelyimmoderatelyinordinatelyoverlyunduly

   Антонимыinadequatelyinsufficientlyscarcely

• Существительное, обозначающее количество, превышающее уместное или необходимое.

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.

   Избыток

   • 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.

   Синонимыexcessglutnimietyoverabundanceoversupplyplethorasuperabundancesuperfluitysurfeitsurplus

   Антонимыdearthinsufficiencylackscarcity