excess

/ɪkˈsɛs/
noun
  1. An amount that is more than what is needed or allowed.
    • The budget had an excess of $5,000 that was saved for next year.
    • Eating to excess can lead to health problems.
    • The company had an excess of inventory after the holiday season.
  2. Behavior that goes beyond what is considered normal, proper, or moderate.
    • His excesses at the party embarrassed his friends.
    • She tried to avoid excess in all areas of her life.
    • The king's excesses led to a rebellion among the people.
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adjective
  1. Extra or more than is needed or usual.
    • The store charges a fee for excess baggage on flights.
    • Please remove any excess water from the pan before cooking.
    • The report contained excess details that were not necessary.
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