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showing a lack of caution, concern, or consideration for the consequences of one’s actions.
Reckless
Example: His reckless driving resulted in a car accident.
excessively controlling, domineering, or authoritative.
Overbearing
Example: Her overbearing mother-in-law constantly interfered in her family’s decisions.
excessively excited, aroused, or influenced, often to the point of being overwhelmed.
Overstimulated
Example: The children became overstimulated during the holiday festivities.
represented as larger, greater, better, or worse than it actually is; overstated.
Exaggerated
Example: Her achievements on her resume seemed exaggerated during the job interview.
not giving way or not easily influenced, often to an excessive degree.
Unyielding
Example: His unyielding attitude in negotiations made it hard to reach a compromise.
exceeding what is appropriate or necessary, especially in terms of spending or lifestyle.
Extravagant
Example: The wedding reception was extravagant, with a multitude of expensive decorations.
excessively self-assured or too sure of one’s abilities or knowledge.
Overconfident
Example: His overconfident attitude led to a disastrous investment.
having too many inhabitants relative to the available resources and space.
Overpopulated
Example: The city had become overpopulated, leading to housing and traffic issues.
not able to be related to or understood by others, often due to being too unique or extreme.
Unrelatable
Example: His experiences as an astronaut were unrelatable to most people.
being present everywhere, to an extent that may seem excessive.
Ubiquitous
Example: Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern society.
intensely strong or powerful, often to the point of being difficult to manage or cope with.
Overwhelming
Example: The overwhelming grief of losing a loved one was hard to bear.
not capable of being justified or explained rationally, often due to being too extreme or unreasonable.
Unjustifiable
Example: The decision to cut funding for the healthcare system was unjustifiable.
all-encompassing, extending over or including everything, often to an excessive degree.
Overarching
Example: The CEO had an overarching influence on the company’s operations.
too painful, distressing, or difficult to endure; intolerable.
Unendurable
Example: The unendurable heatwave forced many to seek shelter and relief.
excessively excited, eager, or passionate about something.
Overenthusiastic
Example: His overenthusiastic approach to team meetings was sometimes overwhelming.
consisting of a large number, often to the point of being considered excessive.
Numerous
Example: The store had numerous options for customers to choose from.
countless or innumerable, often used to describe a vast quantity.
Myriad
Example: There were a myriad of stars in the night sky.
countless or innumerable, often used to describe a vast quantity.
Multitudinous
Example: The multitudinous problems in the project overwhelmed the team.
too numerous to be counted or easily enumerated.
Countless
Example: There were countless books in the library.
existing in ample supply or abundance, often implying an excess.
Plentiful
Example: The garden was filled with plentiful fruits and vegetables.
too many to be counted or calculated; countless.
Innumerable
Example: The innumerable grains of sand on the beach stretched as far as the eye could see.
present in large quantities, often suggesting an excess.
Abundant
Example: The forest was abundant with wildlife.
abundant in supply or quantity, often to the point of being considered excessive.
Copious
Example: She took copious notes during the lecture.
an excessive or large quantity of something.
A plethora of:
Example: There was a plethora of food at the buffet.
existing in greater quantities than what is needed or usual.
Overabundant
Example: The store’s overabundant stock of winter coats remained unsold as the season changed.
swarming with, overflowing with, or densely populated with living organisms.
Teeming
Example: The coral reef was teeming with colorful fish and marine life.
exceeding what is necessary or used; extra or excess.
Surplus
Example: The surplus inventory of computers was sold at a discounted price.
filled to the point of overflowing, often indicating an excess of something.
Overflowing
Example: The bins in the donation center were overflowing with clothing.
exceeding what is necessary or normal; existing in an excessive amount.
Superabundant
Example: The garden produced a superabundant harvest of vegetables.
carrying or containing more than what is manageable or appropriate.
Overloaded
Example: The overloaded truck struggled to carry the heavy cargo.
going beyond what is considered necessary or appropriate; too much of something.
Excessive
Example: Her excessive use of perfume in the office bothered her colleagues.
existing in large quantities or great numbers.
Abounding
Example: The tropical rainforest is abounding with diverse species of plants and animals.
filled to the brim with a large number of something.
Teeming with:
Example: The market was teeming with shoppers during the holiday season.
