exceedance

/ɪkˈsiːdəns/
noun
  1. The act or fact of going beyond a limit, especially a legal or safety limit.
    • The factory was fined for an exceedance of the allowed pollution levels.
    • The report noted an exceedance of the noise ordinance during the concert.
    • Any exceedance of the speed limit can result in a traffic ticket.
  2. An amount by which something exceeds a limit.
    • Scientists measured the exceedance of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
    • The exceedance of the budget was only a few hundred dollars.
    • The insurance policy covers exceedances in medical costs beyond the usual amount.
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