excess

The most extreme and negative examples of a particular behavior or trend.

A significant amount by which something is more than what is needed or expected.

Extreme and unreasonable spending or accumulation of wealth.

A small amount by which something is more than what is needed or expected.

The act of drinking too much alcohol.

Using too many words or overly complicated language.

Refers to the use of language that is more elaborate or impressive than necessary.

Overly elaborate or artificial style in writing or art.

Excessive behavior or spending that is shocking and morally wrong.

Used to describe extreme luxury or waste that is considered distasteful or morally offensive.

Indicates an amount of something that is more than necessary or usual, e.g., 'an excess of caution'.

More than is necessary, normal, or desirable; to an extreme degree.

To an extreme degree, especially in relation to activities like drinking or eating.

A formal way to say 'more than' a particular number or amount.

To deliberately stay away from doing something too much.

To restrain or check excessive actions or tendencies.

To control or keep a negative tendency, like excess, within limits.

To carry out acts that are extreme and unacceptable.

A formal way to say 'commit excesses', usually referring to immoral or criminal acts.