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What is a word that means not too much?
a little I do not think that there is a single word in English that means, specifically, not too much. "Adequate", "satisfactory", "sufficient" and "enough" mean… enough. "Inadequate", "unsatisfactory" and "insufficient" mean "not enough". At a pinch, you could use "satisfactory". Otherwise… "not too much", "not excessive", "not overdone"… .
What is a word for thinking too much?
The word is obsess. It means to think too much about something.
When do you use the word 'too' in a sentence?
The word 'too' is an adverb, a word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb as in addition, also; or more than enough, to an excessive degree.Examples:I'd like some too.Don't take too much.
Too much of anything is good for nothing -expand?
Too much of a single "thing" diminishes its value.
How many word can you get from the word cocoon?
Not too many; the single vowel limits the possibilities. The words are:cococoncooonno
How do you write a good conclusion sentence without it sounding boring?
Try to use the kind of word that catches the reader's attention. For example: These are the positive effects of mining gold. Positive effects of mining gold are not too much,huh? or There are a lot of positive effects of mining gold,right?
Why people recommended to eat chocolate in single time not many?
It has too much sugar in it which is bad for our health. Too much or too less are always bad..=)
Can anbesol cause a positive swab test for cocaine?
Yes, too much of any Benzocaine can cause a false positive.
What is a example of a positive?
The Constitution places too much power in the central government.
What is the word for too much attention?
pamper
Will too much phenyl ethyl alcohol kill gram-positive organisms?
Yes.
What is the one word for too important to be done without?
A single word that can be defined as (or otherwise signifies)'too important to be done without' is 'necessary.' When and where something is 'too important to be done without,' that same something is 'necessary.'
