關於Excessive的意思和用法的提問

A: More than needed. Too much. Too large.

A: She was criticized for her excessive spending habits.
The amount of homework assigned by the teacher was excessive and caused stress for the students.
He was fined for excessive speeding on the highway.
The company was accused of using excessive force to remove protestors from their property.
The athlete was banned from the competition due to excessive use of performance-enhancing drugs.
His excessive drinking led to health problems and strained relationships.
The landlord was charged with charging tenants excessive rent for substandard living conditions.
The company faced backlash for their excessive packaging that was damaging to the environment.
The restaurant received complaints about their excessive use of salt in their dishes.
The new regulations aimed to prevent excessive use of social media by minors.

A:
If you describe the amount or level of something as excessive, you disapprove of it because it is more or higher than is necessary or reasonable.

1.You should not demand such an excessive charge.

2. Heavy rain and excessive use have impoverished the soil.


You spend an excessive proportion of your income on “pure” foods.

A: The amount of times he went on the rollercoaster became almost excessive.

This has an excessive amount of salt on it. It's disgusting!

A: That's a little excessive.

A: That movie was banned in my country due to the excessive violence.
An excessive intake of alcohol can cause a variety of health problems. The doctor advised him not to drink excessively.

A: "Excessive" means that there is too much of it, and "replaceable" means that you can take it out and put in something else. Both of these words are very general.

On the other hand, "redundant" and "superfluous" mean the same thing, and they have a more specific meaning. If there are four columns supporting a building, they are all important for holding up the building. However, if you added two more columns to the building, those two columns would be redundant / superfluous, because they aren't essential. They still support the building a little bit, but if you removed them, it would be okay.

A: "extreme" means "much more than usual/normal" or "much more than is appropriate". It expresses the feeling that something is more than any reasonable person would think was correct or normal. (甚だしい, etc)

"excessive" just means "more than necessary". It might still be a perfectly reasonable/normal amount of something, but it's just more than is required in this particular situation. (過剰, etc)

A: Excessive, Inordinate, and Exorbitant have same meanings of more than is necessary, normal, or desirable; immoderate.
Example :
1. He was drinking excessive amounts of brandy.
2. A case that had taken up an inordinate amount of time.
3. The exorbitant price of tickets.

Undue is unwarranted or inappropriate because excessive or disproportionate.
Example : This figure did not give rise to undue concern.

A: Think of excessive as "too much", and exceedingly as "very" or "extremely".

A: "Excessive" is much more common, and is more versatile.

"Excessive" = too much
"Superfluous" = redundant because too much

A: I would say excessive production, or oversupply.

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A: × i excessive like you
✓ I really like you.