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overmuch.

Very much; too much; overly much.

8 characters3 syllables approx.English language

Meaning & usage

det
  1. Very much; too much; overly much.

    UK
Where this word comes from

From Middle English overmuche, overmuchel, from Old English ofermiċel, ofermyċel (“overmuch, excessive”), equivalent to over- + much. Compare overmany and overmore. Doublet of overmickle. Cognate with Scots over-mekill (“overmuch, excessive”), Old Norse ofrmikill (“overmuch, excessive”), Icelandic ofmikill (“overmuch, excessive”).

adj
  1. Excessive.

    not-comparable
Where this word comes from

From Middle English overmuche, overmuchel, from Old English ofermiċel, ofermyċel (“overmuch, excessive”), equivalent to over- + much. Compare overmany and overmore. Doublet of overmickle. Cognate with Scots over-mekill (“overmuch, excessive”), Old Norse ofrmikill (“overmuch, excessive”), Icelandic ofmikill (“overmuch, excessive”).

adv
  1. Too much; overly much

    UK · not-comparable
    Some readers do not care overmuch for poetry.
Where this word comes from

From Middle English overmuche, overmuchel, equivalent to over- + much.

noun
  1. An excessive amount; too much.

    uncountable
Where this word comes from

From Middle English overmuche, overmuchel, from the adjective.

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