excessing (Meaning)
excessing
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
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excessing Sentence Examples
- The factory was exceeding its production capacity, leading to a shortage of raw materials.
- The government imposed regulations to prevent excessive use of pesticides.
- The doctor warned the patient not to exceed the recommended dosage of medication.
- The restaurant's excessive prices alienated many potential customers.
- The athlete's excessive training regimen resulted in severe injuries.
- The company's excessive spending nearly led to bankruptcy.
- The student's excessive studying left them with no time for relaxation.
- The politician's excessive rhetoric alienated voters and damaged their reputation.
- The excessive noise from the neighboring construction site made it impossible to sleep.
- The excessive use of social media can lead to negative consequences for mental health.
FAQs About the word excessing
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
retiring, dismissing, laying off, furloughing, trimming, sacking, removing,downsizing, unseating, turning off
employing, signing (up or on), retaining, keeping, taking on, hiring, engaging, subcontracting, rehiring, re-employing
The factory was exceeding its production capacity, leading to a shortage of raw materials.
The government imposed regulations to prevent excessive use of pesticides.
The doctor warned the patient not to exceed the recommended dosage of medication.
The restaurant's excessive prices alienated many potential customers.
