excess in Latin
excess in Latin is nimium — excess means an amount beyond what is normal, necessary, or allowed.
excess in Latin
nimium
The state of surpassing or going beyond a limit; the state of being beyond sufficiency, necessity, or duty; more than what is usual or proper.
What does "excess" mean?
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noun An amount beyond what is normal, necessary, or allowed.
"Any excess of the deposit will be refunded."
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noun Overindulgence, especially in eating or drinking.
"The party was one long night of excess."
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adjective More than what is normal or allowed.
"You'll be charged for excess baggage over 20kg."
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excess in a sentence
- Any excess of the deposit will be refunded.
- The party was one long night of excess.
- You'll be charged for excess baggage over 20kg.
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What is "excess" in Latin?
"excess" in Latin is nimium. excess means: An amount beyond what is normal, necessary, or allowed.
How do you use "excess" in a sentence?
Example: "Any excess of the deposit will be refunded." In Latin, "excess" is nimium.
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