What is another word for ex-cess?
725 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛkssˈɛs], [ ˈɛkssˈɛs], [ ˈɛ_k_s_s_ˈɛ_s]
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Similar words for ex-cess:
- de trop (adjective)
- expendable (adjective)
- superfluous (adjective)
- supernumerary (adjective)
- surplus (adjective)
- unnecessary (adjective)
- backlog (noun)
- balance (noun)
- bulge (noun)
- congestion (noun)
- debauchery (noun)
- decadence (noun)
- dissipation (noun)
- exaggeration (noun)
- excess (noun)
- exorbitance (noun)
- extravagance (noun)
- extreme (noun)
- extremity (noun)
- fat (noun)
- flood (noun)
- glut (noun)
- greed (noun)
- hyperbolism (noun)
- indulgence (noun)
- intensity (noun)
- irregularity (noun)
- license (noun)
- licentiousness (noun)
- much (noun)
- opulence (noun)
- orgy (noun)
- overflow (noun)
- overindulgence (noun)
- prodigality (noun)
- profusion (noun)
- redundancy (noun)
- remainder (noun)
- remnant (noun)
- residue (noun)
- rest (noun)
- riot (noun)
- sensationalism (noun)
- sewage (noun)
- superabundance (noun)
- surplus (noun)
- tall talk (noun)
- trash (noun)
- vehemency (noun)
- waste (noun)
- overload (verb)
Synonyms for Ex-cess:
adj.
• de trop (adjective) • expendable (adjective) • superfluous (adjective)- gratuitous,
- redundant,
- excessive,
- needless,
- residuary,
- lavish,
- overflowing,
- superabundant,
- profuse,
- unneeded,
- unwanted,
- uncalled-for,
- remaining,
- unrequired,
- in excess,
- inordinate,
- unasked,
- extravagant,
- exorbitant,
- expendable,
- supererogatory,
- abounding,
- pleonastic,
- useless,
- de trop,
- superfluent,
- supernumerary.
n.
• backlog (noun) • balance (noun) • bulge (noun)- excrescence,
- sagging,
- salient,
- jut,
- projection,
- appendage,
- tumefaction,
- protuberance,
- protrusion,
- promontory,
- dilation,
- wart,
- hump,
- salience,
- bagginess,
- Bunching,
- lump,
- outgrowth,
- bunch,
- gibbosity,
- outthrust,
- sac,
- intumescence,
- nodulation,
- blob,
- nodule,
- tumor,
- swelling,
- convexity,
- growth,
- bump,
- prominence,
- distention,
- tuberosity.
- mass,
- traffic jam,
- crowding,
- bottleneck,
- overcrowding,
- rubber-necking,
- snarl-up,
- Clogging,
- jam,
- crowdedness,
- press,
- overdevelopment,
- overpopulation.
- fornication,
- depravity,
- blowout,
- la dolce vita,
- bust,
- license,
- lewdness,
- intimacy,
- revel,
- gluttony,
- burning candle at both ends,
- fast living,
- lust,
- bender,
- licentiousness,
- overindulgence,
- lasciviousness,
- incontinence,
- orgy,
- revelry,
- life in fast lane,
- sensuality,
- binge,
- Sybaritism,
- seduction,
- tear,
- lechery,
- carousal,
- drunk.
- declension,
- debasement,
- fall,
- dissolution,
- regression,
- corruption,
- devolution,
- downfall,
- downgrade,
- degeneracy,
- evil,
- decline,
- degradation,
- degeneration,
- decay.
- profligacy,
- high-living,
- life in the fast lane,
- drunkenness,
- to hell in handbasket,
- self-gratification,
- abandonment,
- squandering,
- free-living.
- embroidery,
- whopper,
- Misjudgment,
- caricature,
- tall story,
- overestimation,
- exaltation,
- pretension,
- figure of speech,
- emphasis,
- amplification,
- pretentiousness,
- baloney,
- flight of fancy,
- coloring,
- aggrandizement,
- fancy,
- untruth,
- fabrication,
- inflation,
- fish story,
- overemphasis,
- romance,
- stretch,
- misrepresentation,
- rant,
- yarn,
- hyperbole,
- crock,
- jazz,
- magnification,
- line,
- elaboration,
- boasting,
- enlargement,
- falsehood,
- hogwash,
- fantasy.
- glut,
- exorbitance,
- fat,
- too much of a good thing,
- redundance,
- remainder,
- overrun,
- surplus,
- spare,
- leftover,
- unrestraint,
- prodigality,
- debauchery,
- wastefulness,
- too much,
- overload,
- indulgence,
- superabundance,
- balance,
- plenty,
- residue,
- superfluity,
- nimiety,
- refuse,
- oversupply,
- extreme,
- overweight,
- supererogation,
- saturnalia,
- dissoluteness,
- Immoderacy,
- extremity,
- fulsomeness,
- exuberance,
- surfeit,
- self-indulgence,
- Overdoing,
- rest,
- overflow,
- Leavings,
- immoderation,
- overkill,
- redundancy,
- waste,
- inordinateness,
- dissipation,
- enough,
- intemperance,
- inundation,
- lavishness,
- by-product,
- overdose,
- profusion,
- luxuriance,
- Recrement,
- overmuch,
- plethora,
- the limit,
- extravagance.
- exaggeration,
- wildness,
- expenditure,
- amenity,
- overspending,
- preposterousness,
- icing on the cake,
- unreasonableness,
- recklessness,
- Unthrift,
- frill,
- outrageousness,
- absurdity,
- squander,
- folly,
- luxury,
- improvidence.
- climax,
- end,
- apogee,
- crown,
- maximum,
- crest,
- culmination,
- nadir,
- edge,
- top,
- utmost,
- termination,
- height,
- zenith,
- inordinancy,
- consummation,
- pole,
- ceiling,
- bitter end,
- boundary,
- peak,
- acme,
- depth,
- uttermost,
- apex,
- nth degree,
- pinnacle.
- brink,
- butt,
- rim,
- border,
- setback,
- trouble,
- extremes,
- dire straits,
- frontier,
- outside,
- disaster,
- terminal,
- terminus,
- margin,
- acuteness,
- verge,
- plight,
- adversity,
- last,
- tip,
- brim,
- vertex,
- remote,
- bound,
- crisis.
- corpulence,
- overabundance,
- obesity,
- fatness,
- flab,
- tallow,
- suet,
- lard,
- bulk,
- grease,
- flesh,
- blubber,
- paunch,
- cellulite.
- current,
- outpouring,
- flux,
- niagara,
- cataract,
- outgushing,
- drift,
- downpour,
- torrent,
- surge,
- eager,
- alluvion,
- tide,
- tsunami,
- pour,
- bore,
- bounty,
- rush,
- stream,
- cataclysm,
- freshet,
- deluge,
- spate,
- wave,
- multitude,
- abundance,
- Drencher,
- flow.
- craving,
- avidity,
- voracity,
- eagerness,
- selfishness,
- acquisitiveness,
- cupidity,
- Gormandizing,
- the gimmies,
- ravenousness,
- piggishness,
- swinishness,
- Insatiableness,
- avarice,
- esurience,
- graspingness,
- hunger,
- edacity,
- longing,
- rapacity,
- covetousness.
- hog.
- endurance,
- goodwill,
- fondling,
- service,
- kindness,
- appeasement,
- pleasing,
- forbearance,
- attention,
- intemperateness,
- privilege,
- permissiveness,
- favor,
- partiality,
- satisfaction,
- Coddling,
- gratifying,
- allowance,
- understanding,
- Treating,
- fondness,
- kowtowing,
- placating,
- petting,
- favoring,
- leniency,
- Toadying,
- spoiling,
- Babying,
- hedonism,
- tolerance,
- courtesy,
- toleration,
- satiation,
- patience,
- Profligateness,
- pampering,
- lenience,
- fulfillment.
- fanaticism,
- vigor,
- volume,
- earnestness,
- forcefulness,
- severity,
- ferocity,
- sharpness,
- force,
- ferment,
- ardor,
- strain,
- concentration,
- Intenseness,
- emotion,
- anxiety,
- fierceness,
- vehemence,
- fervency,
- keenness,
- weightiness,
- power,
- tenseness,
- tension,
- potency,
- strength,
- violence,
- high pitch,
- energy,
- magnitude,
- nervousness,
- might,
- excitement,
- deepness,
- ferociousness,
- fervor,
- fury,
- fire.
- dispensation,
- characteristic,
- rarity,
- exception,
- quirk,
- abnormality,
- eccentricity,
- singularity,
- Unconformity,
- peculiarity,
- nonconformity,
- unorthodoxy,
- strangeness,
- anomaly,
- innovation,
- uniqueness,
- malformation,
- exemption,
- malfunction,
- oddity,
- deviation.
- complacency,
- refractoriness,
- irresponsibility,
- effrontery,
- animalism,
- sauciness,
- relaxation,
- looseness,
- unruliness,
- boldness,
- laxity,
- temerity,
- wantonness,
- disorder,
- audacity,
- arrogance,
- impropriety,
- forwardness,
- lawlessness,
- presumptuousness,
- anarchy,
- relaxedness,
- slackness.
- a lot,
- oodles,
- riches,
- heaps,
- fullness,
- loads,
- multiplicity,
- gobs,
- appreciable amount,
- pile,
- breadth,
- scads,
- lots,
- sufficiency,
- profuseness,
- all kinds of,
- pack,
- great quantity,
- mess,
- barrel,
- thousands,
- peck,
- very much,
- amplitude,
- overage,
- completeness,
- plentifulness,
- mountain,
- copiousness,
- wealth,
- tons.
- goods,
- substantiality,
- substance,
- lap of luxury,
- means,
- stocks and bonds,
- prosperousness,
- prosperity,
- belongings,
- property,
- money,
- affluence,
- possessions,
- fortune.
- circus,
- jag,
- bacchanalia,
- bacchanal,
- rampage,
- fling,
- spree,
- merrymaking,
- bout,
- splurge,
- feast,
- party,
- debauch.
- encroachment,
- enforcement,
- propulsion,
- push,
- engorgement,
- submersion,
- infringement,
- spillover,
- flooding,
- congestion,
- discharge,
- spill,
- overproduction,
- submergence,
- flash flood,
- advance.
- heel,
- junk,
- scrap,
- fragment,
- stump,
- wreckage,
- carry-over,
- oddment,
- overplus,
- remnant,
- odds and ends,
- trace,
- vestige,
- remains,
- detritus,
- ruins,
- residuum,
- dregs,
- relic,
- wreck,
- hangover,
- bottom of barrel,
- salvage,
- garbage,
- obverse.
- part,
- dross,
- leftovers,
- shred,
- end piece,
- bit,
- rump,
- strip,
- survival,
- piece,
- Orts,
- particle,
- residual,
- portion,
- lees.
- wow,
- romp,
- extravaganza,
- sensation,
- High Jinks,
- confusion,
- skylark,
- sidesplitter,
- howl,
- festivity,
- scream,
- jollification,
- lark,
- uproar,
- splash,
- tumult,
- boisterousness,
- flourish,
- smash,
- panic,
- show,
- frolic.
v.
• overload (verb)
How to use "Ex-cess" in context?
"Excess" is a word that is often used when talking about things that are not necessary. It is used as a way to say that there is too much of something, or that someone is doing too much of something. It is not a word that is typically used to describe fun and enjoyment. However, when used in relation to fun and enjoyment, "excess" can be a word that is used to describe something that is too much. For example, if someone is having too much fun at a party, they may be described as being "excessively merry.
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