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over-the-top

adjective as in ridiculously excessive

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“There’s a bit of a cloud that sits over the top of some businesses that are producing really good financial results,” Bond said.

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Skyline Pitch is a 25,000-square-foot open-air sports facility that’s taken over the top level of the Americana at Brand, turning what was once a block of concrete into a playground for soccer lovers of all ages and skill levels.

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Echoing that film, Mr. Wright goes over the top presenting a sleekly designed but sadistic authoritarian regime characterized by exuberantly dumb sloganeering and bloodlust.

The company has been run by nonfamily executives since 1981, when Reinhard Mohn handed over the top role to Manfred Fischer.

A criminal career that’s almost too tawdry and over the top even for a Law & Order episode has been transmuted by the internet to a made-for-Reddit smorgasbord of conspiracy theories—ranging from that Epstein was murdered in prison to that he was running an elaborate blackmail operation for unnamed intelligence agencies.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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