excessed (Meaning)
excessed
the amount or degree by which one thing or quantity exceeds another, an amount beyond what is usual, needed, or asked, more than the usual, proper, or specified amount, an act or instance of intemperance, undue or immoderate indulgence, to an amount or degree beyond, the amount by which one thing or quantity exceeds another, additional to an amount specified under another insurance policy, a state of being more than enough, the state or an instance of surpassing usual, proper, or specified limits, more than a usual or specified amount, more than what is usual, acceptable, or needed, to eliminate the position of
Synonyms & Antonyms of excessed
Synonyms:
- laid off
- terminated
- dismissed
- sacked
- furloughed
- removed
- downsized
- cashiered
- retired
- axed
- pink-slipped
- canned
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excessed Sentence Examples
- The company excessed its production capacity to meet the surge in demand.
- The budget excessed its limits, forcing the department to cut expenses.
- The inventory excessed storage space, necessitating the purchase of an additional warehouse.
- The workload excessed the capabilities of the team, leading to prolonged overtime.
- The medication dosage excessed the recommended amount, resulting in side effects.
- The project costs excessed the initial estimate, leaving the client with a large bill.
- The school population excessed its capacity, overcrowding classrooms and limiting resources.
- The water reservoir excessed its storage level, posing a risk of flooding.
- The greenhouse gas emissions excessed acceptable levels, contributing to climate change.
- The intake of caffeine excessed the recommended daily limit, causing nervousness and anxiety.
FAQs About the word excessed
the amount or degree by which one thing or quantity exceeds another, an amount beyond what is usual, needed, or asked, more than the usual, proper, or specified
laid off, terminated, dismissed, sacked, furloughed, removed,downsized, cashiered, retired, axed
employed, signed (up or on), retained, hired, engaged, kept, reemployed, rehired, contracted,took on
The company excessed its production capacity to meet the surge in demand.
The budget excessed its limits, forcing the department to cut expenses.
The inventory excessed storage space, necessitating the purchase of an additional warehouse.
The workload excessed the capabilities of the team, leading to prolonged overtime.
