DE TROP meaning: Excessive, more than is needed - OneLook

Usually means: Excessive, more than is needed.

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De Trop: Dictionary of Phrase and Fable (1898)
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Definitions from Wiktionary (de trop)

▸ adjective: excessive or superfluous

Similar:

too much, a bit much, immoderate, superfluous, excessively, overmuch, overabundant, overcopious, overextravagant, too too, more...

Opposite:

essential, necessary, appropriate, fitting, suitable

Adjectives:

overabundant, overrank, overhigh, too much, exorbitant, overmuch, overboard, overly, top-heavy, overhard

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Similar:

too much, a bit much, immoderate, superfluous, excessively, overmuch, overabundant, overcopious, overextravagant, too too, more...

Opposite:

essential, necessary, appropriate, fitting, suitable

Adjectives:

overabundant, overrank, overhigh, too much, exorbitant, overmuch, overboard, overly, top-heavy, overhard

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