Synonyms for Ex-cesses:

• n.

  •backlog (noun)
  • hoard,
  • supply,
  • stockpile,
  • excess,
  • Resources,
  • reservoir,
  • store,
  • quantity,
  • inventory,
  • stock,
  • reserve.
  •balance (noun)
  • dividend,
  • profit,
  • difference.
  •bulge (noun)
  • excrescence,
  • distention,
  • nodulation,
  • tumor,
  • nodule,
  • growth,
  • salient,
  • gibbosity,
  • dilation,
  • sagging,
  • hump,
  • appendage,
  • blob,
  • sac,
  • projection,
  • bump,
  • Bunching,
  • tuberosity,
  • convexity,
  • salience,
  • outthrust,
  • bunch,
  • protuberance,
  • protrusion,
  • jut,
  • swelling,
  • prominence,
  • outgrowth,
  • tumefaction,
  • promontory,
  • wart,
  • lump,
  • bagginess,
  • intumescence.
  •congestion (noun)
  • jam,
  • traffic jam,
  • rubber-necking,
  • press,
  • mass,
  • bottleneck,
  • overpopulation,
  • snarl-up,
  • overdevelopment,
  • overcrowding,
  • Clogging,
  • crowdedness,
  • crowding.
  •debauchery (noun)
  • lasciviousness,
  • drunk,
  • seduction,
  • license,
  • overindulgence,
  • lust,
  • depravity,
  • sensuality,
  • bender,
  • lewdness,
  • burning candle at both ends,
  • incontinence,
  • lechery,
  • binge,
  • revelry,
  • la dolce vita,
  • Sybaritism,
  • life in fast lane,
  • blowout,
  • intimacy,
  • revel,
  • bust,
  • fast living,
  • orgy,
  • licentiousness,
  • gluttony,
  • fornication,
  • tear,
  • carousal.
  •decadence (noun)
  • declension,
  • corruption,
  • downfall,
  • degradation,
  • degeneracy,
  • decline,
  • dissolution,
  • evil,
  • debasement,
  • fall,
  • degeneration,
  • regression,
  • decay,
  • devolution,
  • downgrade.
  •dissipation (noun)
  • self-gratification,
  • squandering,
  • to hell in handbasket,
  • high-living,
  • profligacy,
  • free-living,
  • life in the fast lane,
  • drunkenness,
  • abandonment.
  •exaggeration (noun)
  • enlargement,
  • whopper,
  • hogwash,
  • tall story,
  • romance,
  • magnification,
  • misrepresentation,
  • falsehood,
  • fabrication,
  • exaltation,
  • crock,
  • Misjudgment,
  • aggrandizement,
  • hyperbole,
  • caricature,
  • stretch,
  • pretentiousness,
  • baloney,
  • untruth,
  • fish story,
  • fancy,
  • embroidery,
  • elaboration,
  • coloring,
  • flight of fancy,
  • pretension,
  • overestimation,
  • yarn,
  • boasting,
  • figure of speech,
  • inflation,
  • overemphasis,
  • rant,
  • amplification,
  • jazz,
  • emphasis,
  • line,
  • fantasy.
  •excess (noun)
  • extreme,
  • luxuriance,
  • surplus,
  • superfluity,
  • inordinateness,
  • too much of a good thing,
  • extremity,
  • overweight,
  • enough,
  • exuberance,
  • plethora,
  • refuse,
  • glut,
  • the limit,
  • intemperance,
  • unrestraint,
  • Overdoing,
  • rest,
  • immoderation,
  • overflow,
  • nimiety,
  • Leavings,
  • overrun,
  • Recrement,
  • spare,
  • prodigality,
  • plenty,
  • balance,
  • saturnalia,
  • redundancy,
  • fat,
  • profusion,
  • overload,
  • oversupply,
  • too much,
  • residue,
  • superabundance,
  • waste,
  • fulsomeness,
  • surfeit,
  • Immoderacy,
  • lavishness,
  • dissipation,
  • leftover,
  • indulgence,
  • overmuch,
  • overkill,
  • dissoluteness,
  • remainder,
  • self-indulgence,
  • overdose,
  • supererogation,
  • exorbitance,
  • debauchery,
  • by-product,
  • inundation,
  • redundance,
  • extravagance,
  • wastefulness.
  •exorbitance (noun)
  • excessiveness,
  • costliness.
  •extravagance (noun)
  • exaggeration,
  • improvidence,
  • frill,
  • preposterousness,
  • expenditure,
  • luxury,
  • squander,
  • Unthrift,
  • overspending,
  • folly,
  • recklessness,
  • outrageousness,
  • wildness,
  • amenity,
  • absurdity,
  • unreasonableness,
  • icing on the cake.
  •extreme (noun)
  • utmost,
  • apex,
  • depth,
  • peak,
  • nadir,
  • inordinancy,
  • climax,
  • bitter end,
  • pole,
  • termination,
  • apogee,
  • maximum,
  • acme,
  • height,
  • culmination,
  • crown,
  • consummation,
  • end,
  • pinnacle,
  • uttermost,
  • ceiling,
  • top,
  • boundary,
  • edge,
  • nth degree,
  • crest,
  • zenith.
  •extremity (noun)
  • bound,
  • adversity,
  • remote,
  • frontier,
  • dire straits,
  • terminal,
  • disaster,
  • extremes,
  • margin,
  • trouble,
  • terminus,
  • border,
  • verge,
  • butt,
  • vertex,
  • setback,
  • crisis,
  • brink,
  • plight,
  • tip,
  • acuteness,
  • brim,
  • last,
  • outside,
  • rim.
  •fat (noun)
  • blubber,
  • cellulite,
  • bulk,
  • tallow,
  • obesity,
  • flab,
  • overabundance,
  • flesh,
  • suet,
  • fatness,
  • corpulence,
  • grease,
  • paunch,
  • lard.
  •flood (noun)
  • torrent,
  • abundance,
  • surge,
  • Drencher,
  • tsunami,
  • bounty,
  • downpour,
  • flux,
  • niagara,
  • flow,
  • bore,
  • multitude,
  • cataract,
  • alluvion,
  • stream,
  • current,
  • pour,
  • rush,
  • tide,
  • freshet,
  • spate,
  • outpouring,
  • wave,
  • cataclysm,
  • deluge,
  • outgushing,
  • drift,
  • eager.
  •glut (noun)
  • saturation,
  • plenitude.
  •greed (noun)
  • covetousness,
  • voracity,
  • swinishness,
  • cupidity,
  • acquisitiveness,
  • eagerness,
  • Insatiableness,
  • rapacity,
  • avidity,
  • hunger,
  • selfishness,
  • ravenousness,
  • Gormandizing,
  • the gimmies,
  • graspingness,
  • avarice,
  • craving,
  • edacity,
  • longing,
  • esurience,
  • piggishness.
  •hyperbolism (noun)
  • hog.
  •indulgence (noun)
  • pampering,
  • Toadying,
  • fondling,
  • forbearance,
  • lenience,
  • Profligateness,
  • partiality,
  • hedonism,
  • kindness,
  • fulfillment,
  • privilege,
  • Treating,
  • placating,
  • gratifying,
  • pleasing,
  • leniency,
  • satisfaction,
  • petting,
  • fondness,
  • satiation,
  • service,
  • understanding,
  • tolerance,
  • spoiling,
  • appeasement,
  • endurance,
  • permissiveness,
  • intemperateness,
  • Babying,
  • Coddling,
  • favor,
  • kowtowing,
  • goodwill,
  • courtesy,
  • attention,
  • allowance,
  • favoring,
  • patience,
  • toleration.
  •intensity (noun)
  • ferociousness,
  • vigor,
  • fury,
  • forcefulness,
  • tenseness,
  • nervousness,
  • potency,
  • fervor,
  • fervency,
  • ferocity,
  • energy,
  • volume,
  • anxiety,
  • high pitch,
  • earnestness,
  • tension,
  • strain,
  • concentration,
  • vehemence,
  • weightiness,
  • fierceness,
  • fanaticism,
  • excitement,
  • emotion,
  • Intenseness,
  • sharpness,
  • severity,
  • violence,
  • deepness,
  • force,
  • keenness,
  • power,
  • strength,
  • ardor,
  • magnitude,
  • ferment,
  • might,
  • fire.
  •irregularity (noun)
  • deviation,
  • rarity,
  • unorthodoxy,
  • eccentricity,
  • abnormality,
  • exception,
  • strangeness,
  • oddity,
  • characteristic,
  • malformation,
  • quirk,
  • peculiarity,
  • singularity,
  • Unconformity,
  • uniqueness,
  • anomaly,
  • dispensation,
  • exemption,
  • malfunction,
  • innovation,
  • nonconformity.
  •license (noun)
  • arrogance,
  • lawlessness,
  • audacity,
  • temerity,
  • slackness,
  • sauciness,
  • unruliness,
  • looseness,
  • impropriety,
  • irresponsibility,
  • wantonness,
  • animalism,
  • relaxation,
  • boldness,
  • complacency,
  • laxity,
  • presumptuousness,
  • refractoriness,
  • forwardness,
  • anarchy,
  • relaxedness,
  • disorder,
  • effrontery.
  •licentiousness (noun)
  • Libertinism.
  •much (noun)
  • completeness,
  • pile,
  • mess,
  • barrel,
  • scads,
  • loads,
  • overage,
  • breadth,
  • riches,
  • very much,
  • amplitude,
  • copiousness,
  • peck,
  • oodles,
  • great quantity,
  • profuseness,
  • tons,
  • mountain,
  • sufficiency,
  • plentifulness,
  • heaps,
  • pack,
  • a lot,
  • appreciable amount,
  • wealth,
  • gobs,
  • multiplicity,
  • thousands,
  • fullness,
  • lots,
  • all kinds of.
  •opulence (noun)
  • affluence,
  • fortune,
  • belongings,
  • stocks and bonds,
  • substance,
  • means,
  • substantiality,
  • money,
  • prosperousness,
  • lap of luxury,
  • goods,
  • property,
  • possessions,
  • prosperity.
  •orgy (noun)
  • bout,
  • jag,
  • fling,
  • feast,
  • circus,
  • bacchanal,
  • debauch,
  • spree,
  • party,
  • rampage,
  • merrymaking,
  • splurge,
  • bacchanalia.
  •overflow (noun)
  • discharge,
  • spill,
  • infringement,
  • flash flood,
  • advance,
  • push,
  • encroachment,
  • congestion,
  • enforcement,
  • overproduction,
  • spillover,
  • flooding,
  • submergence,
  • propulsion,
  • submersion,
  • engorgement.
  •overindulgence (noun)
  • satiety,
  • overdrinking,
  • overeating.
  •prodigality (noun)
  • Extravagancy.
  •profusion (noun)
  • flood,
  • opulence,
  • ampleness.
  •redundancy (noun)
  • prolixity,
  • tautology,
  • repetition,
  • wordiness.
  •remainder (noun)
  • garbage,
  • dregs,
  • salvage,
  • overplus,
  • oddment,
  • trace,
  • odds and ends,
  • carry-over,
  • remains,
  • wreckage,
  • vestige,
  • fragment,
  • ruins,
  • junk,
  • bottom of barrel,
  • stump,
  • obverse,
  • heel,
  • residuum,
  • wreck,
  • detritus,
  • hangover,
  • relic,
  • remnant,
  • scrap.
  •remnant (noun)
  • part,
  • bit,
  • strip,
  • residual,
  • piece,
  • particle,
  • shred,
  • Orts,
  • dross,
  • leftovers,
  • portion,
  • end piece,
  • lees,
  • rump,
  • survival.
  •residue (noun)
  • extra,
  • parings,
  • trash,
  • debris,
  • scourings,
  • silt,
  • shavings,
  • scum,
  • scraps,
  • slag,
  • sewage.
  •rest (noun)
  • residum,
  • others.
  •riot (noun)
  • festivity,
  • uproar,
  • sidesplitter,
  • show,
  • boisterousness,
  • wow,
  • skylark,
  • scream,
  • splash,
  • tumult,
  • smash,
  • sensation,
  • confusion,
  • panic,
  • frolic,
  • flourish,
  • jollification,
  • High Jinks,
  • howl,
  • romp,
  • lark,
  • extravaganza.
  •sensationalism (noun)
  • hype,
  • Puffery,
  • yellow journalism,
  • tabloid journalism.
  •sewage (noun)
  • rubbish,
  • slop,
  • runoff,
  • excrement.
  •superabundance (noun)
  • more than enough.
  •superfluity (noun)
  • superfluous,
  • overflowing.
  •surplus (noun)
  • overstock,
  • surplusage,
  • plus,
  • something extra.
  •tall talk (noun)
  • Hyperbolism,
  • overstatement.
  •trash (noun)
  • filth,
  • fragments,
  • sediment,
  • droppings,
  • pieces,
  • rubble,
  • Sweepings,
  • oddments,
  • litter,
  • rummage,
  • offal.
  •vehemency (noun)
  • pitch.
  •waste (noun)
  • swill,
  • offscourings,
  • dreck.

• v.

  •overload (verb)
  • inundate,
  • burden.

Antonyms for Ex-cesses:

• n.

  • backlog
    debt.
  • balance
    disproportion, instability, imbalance, noncomposure.
  • bulge
    ingrowth, depression.
  • congestion
    opening, necessity.
  • debauchery
    benevolence, mercifulness, giving, virtue.
  • decadence
    decency, honor, goodness, upgrade, development, improvement, rise, humility, morality, ascent.
  • dissipation
    saving, temperance, appearance.
  • exaggeration
    minimization, reduction, unembellishment, truth, lessening, shrinkage, understatement, decrease, compression.
  • excess
    economy, base, poverty, frugality, privation, dearth, shortcoming, unselfishness, core, moderation, want, lack, deprivation, little, need, few, scarcity, deficiency, insufficiency.
  • extravagance
    thrift, thriftiness, providence.
  • extreme
    start, minimum, commencement, inside, beginning, nadir, interior, bottom.
  • extremity
    blessing, prosperity, middle, aid, success, good luck, peace, center, boon, help, good fortune.
  • greed
    dislike, distaste, indifference, apathy, generosity.
  • indulgence
    intolerance, dissatisfaction, disapproval, disfavor, abstention, frustration, disregard, care.
  • intensity
    dullness, inactivity, idleness, happiness, ease, calm, enervation, weakness, lethargy, powerlessness, laziness, unimportance, calmness.
  • irregularity
    normality, regularity, usualness, standard, habit, rule, uniformity, custom, conformity.
  • license
    caution, modesty, meekness, withholding, cowardice, prohibition, refusal, order, reason, ban.
  • much
    incompleteness.
  • opulence
    poorness.
  • overflow
    discouragement.
  • remainder
    whole, possessions, lot.
  • rest
    activity, energy, action.
  • riot
    solemnity, seriousness.
  • sewage
    sense.
  • superfluity
    shortage.
  • trash
    assets, information, cleanliness, valuables.
  • waste
    hoarding.