overmuch

Antonyms for overmuch

adjective. extravagant, excessive

"too great in amount," c.1300, over- + much (q.v.). As an adverb from late 14c. Old English had cognate ofermicel.

Between friends, there is overmuch of the hangman in him, and too little of the prince.

I have overmuch need for your swords that you should turn them upon each other.

But even if he did discover it, I did not think that it would tell him overmuch.

It was not a matter for their comrades to pry into overmuch.

"Too coyly for him to credit her with overmuch tenderness," suggested the bridegroom.

I'm thinkin' your compositor hasn't had overmuch experience.

You had better not begin to praise them overmuch, or I shall be jealous.

I do not like to see a cheek as young as yours pale with overmuch thought.

He was a very proud and a very sensitive man, not blessed with overmuch patience.

It was well that there was not overmuch light, for they could not consume it elegantly.