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View usage for: de trop in British English French (də tro) adjective(postpositive) not wanted; in the way; superfluous Word origin literally: of too much de trop in American English (dəˈtʀoʊ) 2. unwanted; superfluous; in the way Examples of 'de trop' in a sentencede trop Synonyms of 'de trop'in the way, surplus, unnecessary, unwanted More Synonyms of de trop Definition unwanted or unwelcome I felt decidedly de trop as they talked shop in front of me. Additional synonymsDefinition surplus to requirements the conversion of redundant buildings to residential use Synonyms superfluous, extra, surplus, excessive, unnecessary, unwanted, inordinate, inessential, supernumerary, de trop, supererogatory Definition more than is sufficient or required My presence at the afternoon's proceedings was superflous. Synonyms excess, surplus, redundant, remaining, extra, spare, excessive, unnecessary, in excess, needless, left over, on your hands, surplus to requirements, uncalled-for, unneeded, residuary, supernumerary, superabundant, pleonastic, unrequired, supererogatory Definition being in excess Few people have large sums of surplus cash. Synonyms extra, spare, excess, remaining, odd, in excess, left over, unused, superfluous- de facto
- de jure
- de rigueur
- de trop
- de-escalate
- deacon
- dead
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