Above or beyond the proper amount or degree; too much, too, excessively. Cf. over, adv. 11a.

Too greatly; excessively, without restraint.

Too much, overmuch, excessively.

To too great an extent or degree; too much; excessively.

Above the proper measure or amount; in excess.

Excessively. Obsolete.

Too largely; to too great an extent; excessively. Formerly also: †too boldly or extravagantly (obsolete).

Too far; to too great a distance, extent, or degree.

Excessively; in excess. In later use Scottish, in accounting contexts in superflue charged.

Excessively.

excessively.

Too highly; extremely highly.

In an excessive amount or degree; beyond measure, immoderately. (In modern use a stronger expression than exceedingly.)

To a very great extent; exceedingly, immensely. Obsolete.

In a stinking manner.

= excessively, adv. Obsolete; very common in 17–18th centuries.

Too greatly; excessively.

Excessively, immoderately, too much; extremely, a great deal.

to an overgrown degree, excessively.

In an excessive degree; to an excess.

To a preponderous degree; excessively; heavily.

= ‘To a fault.’ See fault, n. 3c.