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excessive查询结果如下：

音标：[ɪk'sesɪv]

名词同根词：excessiveness 副词同根词：excessively

基本释义/说明：adj.过多的

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过度的；过分的；极度的;

an excessive demand

过分的要求.

-扩展释义

n. 【医学】【医学】

过多的,过分的

adj. 【机械】

过度,过度的

N/A

1. 过度的

【海运】

; : 过剩的，过量的，过度的极端的

-同义词和反义词

词性:adjective

例句1. his excessive alcohol consumption’

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形容词变体/同根词

excess

同义词： spare surplus extra redundant

More than is normal, necessary or specified.

“So if you increase the amount of excess carbs you eat, you can increase your fat stores and add unwanted size to your physique.”

名词变体/同根词

excedent

excess

“A la fin mars 2014, l’Algerie enregistrait un excedent de 1,83 milliard de dollars.”

“Terror Pool as Lot 1 and a terror excedent following the Austrian.”

“The intention of those who are trying to win more is a good one meaning that the excedent will be directed in most of times in the future of children.”

exceedingness

The quality of exceeding.

“It seemed that this complaint of Agelastus had awaked the spirits of the Arcadians, astonished before with the exceedingness of sorrow.”

exceeder

One who, or that which, exceeds.

“But Exceeder got picked up by people like Tiga in an early stage and got lots of interest from different labels.”

“Conclusion This is a much hotter race than he won last time and preference is for Exceeder.”

“Stable jockey Martin Harley was on board two of those winners and it looks significant that the pair team up in this 6f handicap with the lightly raced Exceeder.”

excessiveness

同义词： excess immoderation intemperance extravagance

The property of being excessive.

“The excessiveness of the pay demand has succeeded in undermining public support for the fire fighters.”

“Consumerism is a bottomless pit of self-indulgence and excessiveness that, rather than being fulfilling, leaves people craving for still more.”

“The higher the standardization level, the greater the excessiveness, with excessiveness costs rising in line with system complexity growth.”

exceedance

The extent to which an action, activity or substance exceeds a limit set by recommended practice, legislation, etc.

“To avoid exceedance one has to write a rather awkward construction involving the verbal noun exceeding.”

“The modelling suggests that the risk of exceedance is significantly increased over normal operating conditions, when the plant is operating at the proposed PM10 limits.”

“In fact, four of the five beaches in Chatham Harbor that are close to the seal haul-outs have never had an exceedance event.”