Above measure; immoderate, excessive.

Immoderate or excessive in amount. Obsolete.

Immoderately, excessively.

Excessive, extreme.

Too much, overmuch, excessive. Also occasionally: very much.

Immoderate, excessive; unreasonable; intemperate. att hofelæs (quot. 1175), immoderately.

Too great in amount; excessive; immoderate. Also occasionally: very great.

Unreasonable, excessive.

Unreasonable. Obsolete.

Outrageous, extravagant, excessive; also, passionately desirous after something. Obsolete.

Appearing above, supereminent; (also) seeming to be over or higher.

Exceeding what is right, normal, or permissible; immoderate, excessive; = superfluous, adj. 3.

Not within the limits of what would be rational or sensible to expect; excessive in amount or degree.

Exceeding established or reasonable limits; egregious, flagrant; immoderate, extravagant; enormous. Also: wildly exaggerated or improbable…

Too great; excessive.

Too large; of immoderate size or extent; excessive.

That has grown too much; too big, abnormally large, of excessive size. Also figurative.

Of an action, practice, obligation, etc.: resulting from or characterized by a lack of moderation or restraint; excessive, inordinate. Obsolete.

Excessive, unrestrained; = immoderate, adj.

Not properly controlled or regulated; irregular; inordinate, excessive; unsuitable. Cf. inordinate, adj.

Not moderate; exceeding usual or proper limits; excessive, extravagant, too great.

Extremely or excessively great or large. Of immaterial things. Obsolete.

Greatly abundant or plentiful; too abundant, excessive.

Of qualities, states, actions, magnitudes, etc. Exceeding what is right, proportionate, or desirable; immoderate, inordinate, extravagant.

In negative sense. More than what is usual, sufficient, or required; too abundant, excessive.

Not moderated or tempered; unrestrained; (also) uncontrolled. Cf. unmeasurable, adj. 1.

Exceeding what is permitted, desirable, or usual; spec. characterized by overindulgence or lack of moderation. Obsolete.

Considerable, great, excessive.

Scottish. That exceeds what is necessary; excessive; immoderate, intemperate. Obsolete (rare after 16th cent.).

Excessively liberal.

In vague or loose uses. Great, violent, excessive.

Surpassing in amount or degree; extremely great, excessive. Now only with nouns denoting quality, condition, or feeling, or including a notion of…

Passing the bounds of moderation; immoderate, excessive; inordinate, intemperate; = distempered, adj.1 5. Obsolete or archaic.

Too luxurious; excessively abundant or copious; (of a plant) too vigorous in growth, too luxuriant. Also, of land or soil: too fertile, liable to…

That overswells.

= excessive, adj. 2b.

Greatly or excessively abundant.

Excessively fertile or productive; too active or vigorous.

Characterized by excess; excessive.

= over-proportioned, adj.

of excessive proportions; out of proportion.

That is greater than the proper or ordinary proportion; excessive; having too large proportions.

= over-proportioned, adj.

Going beyond what is appropriate, warranted, or natural; excessive.

Disproportionate, excessive. Obsolete.

Excessive in amount, size, or degree; immoderate, extreme. Cf. earlier unmercifully, adv. 2.

gen. Beyond measure, excessive, immoderate.

figurative. Overgrown, excessive.

That is highly exaggerated; extravagant, outrageous; that exceeds reasonable or acceptable limits. Abbreviated OTT.