overmuch.
Very much; too much; overly much.
Meaning & usage
Very much; too much; overly much.
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”).
Excessive.
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”).
Too much; overly much
Some readers do not care overmuch for poetry.
Where this word comes from
From Middle English overmuche, overmuchel, equivalent to over- + much.
An excessive amount; too much.
Where this word comes from
From Middle English overmuche, overmuchel, from the adjective.
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