Too much or too many; excessive or superfluous: In retrospect the elaborate preparations seemed de trop.
[French : de, of, in + trop, excess.]
de trop
Dictionary:
de trop (də trō')  |
adj.
Too much or too many; excessive or superfluous: In retrospect the elaborate preparations seemed de trop.
Too much or too many; excessive or superfluous: In retrospect the elaborate preparations seemed de trop.
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adjective
- Being more than is needed, desired, or appropriate: excess, extra, spare, supererogatory, superfluous, supernumerary, surplus. See excess/insufficiency/enough.
| WordNet: de trop |
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The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
being excessive or unreasonable
Synonyms: a bit much, too much
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