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Overmuch

adverb

More than necessary. Synonym: too much. "Let's not blame them overmuch"

adjective

Very great in quantity; overabundant.

noun

A quantity that is more than what is appropriate. Synonyms: overabundance, overmuchness, superabundance. "We received an inundation of email"

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"Overmuch" Quotes from Famous Books

... am big—unfort'nitly—I can stow myself away in small compass, an' I've larned how, when there ain't overmuch grub, to git along fairly well on short allowance. When d'ee trip your anchor?— I mean, when ...

— The Buffalo Runners - A Tale of the Red River Plains • R.M. Ballantyne

... you don't know her yet. If she saw a good chance to take the conceit out of you, she'd improve it—without thinking overmuch of the possible ...

— A Fool For Love • Francis Lynde

... a little while ago you were very anxious to meet me. Now that I'm here you don't seem overmuch pleased." Joan was rummaging frantically in the ...

— Slaves of Mercury • Nat Schachner

... they themselves had no notion of that idea. They were made up of drafts from an over- populated manufacturing district. The system had put flesh and muscle upon their small bones, but it could not put heart into the sons of those who for generations had done overmuch work for overscanty pay, had sweated in drying-rooms, stooped over looms, coughed among white-lead, and shivered on lime-barges. The men had found food and rest in the Army, and now they were going to fight "niggers" - people who ran away if you shook a stick at them. Wherefore they cheered ...

— This is "Part II" of Soldiers Three, we don't have "Part I" • Rudyard Kipling

... the face of the earth. Afterwards it might possibly come out that he, Harrison, had been not altogether unconnected with the business, and then, he was fain to admit, there might be trouble. But he was a youth who never took overmuch heed for the morrow. Sufficient unto the day was his motto. And, besides, it was distinctly worth risking. The main point, and the one with which alone the House would concern itself, was that he had completely taken in, scored off, and overwhelmed the youth who had done as much by him ...

— Tales of St. Austin's • P. G. Wodehouse

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