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the limit
noun as in excess
Strongest matches
Strong matches
noun as in overage
noun as in overmuch
noun as in overstock
noun as in oversupply
Strongest match
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in superfluousness
Weak matches
- balance
- by-product
- embarrassment
- enough
- excessiveness
- exorbitance
- extravagance
- extravagancy
- extravagantness
- exuberance
- fat
- fulsomeness
- glut
- inundation
- lavishness
- leavings
- leftover
- luxuriance
- nimiety
- overabundance
- overdose
- overflow
- overkill
- overload
- overmuch
- overrun
- oversupply
- overweight
- plenty
- plethora
- profusion
- recrement
- redundance
- redundancy
- refuse
- remainder
- residue
- rest
- spare
- superabundance
- supererogation
- superfluity
- surfeit
- surplus
- too much
- too much of a good thing
- waste
- wastefulness
noun as in surplus
Strongest match
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in surplusage
Example Sentences
When his dad’s balance from his personal allowance started to go over the limit, Murguia had to use it to buy things such as shampoo and body lotion.
He can give you $19,000 a year without filling out a Form 709; however, he can give you $13.99 million in his lifetime without hitting the limit.
The Institute for Fiscal studies has estimated that scrapping the limit would lift more than 600,000 children around the UK out of poverty, at a cost of £3.6bn a year.
In emergency situations, the limit went up to 100 mSv per year.
Tom Gibbons, from Money Wellness, says the rising cost of living has "pushed people's budgets to the limit".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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