A LITTLE TOO MUCH

Definition: An excessive or overly abundant amount, surpassing the appropriate or reasonable limit.

Synonyms: Excessively Abundant, Slightly Excessive, Moderately Overdone, Somewhat Excessive, Marginally Too Many

Usage Examples in Sentences

She put a little too much sugar in her tea.

The sunblock left a little too much residue on her skin.

The noise from the party next door was a little too much for her to sleep.

The music at the party was great, but the volume was a little too much for the small room.

I appreciate your help, but your suggestions are a little too much for what I had in mind.

The comedian's jokes were funny, but the explicit content was a little too much for the family audience.

The suspense in the movie was enjoyable, but the special effects were a little too much for my taste.

His compliments were flattering, but at times they felt a little too much for a casual conversation.

She added a little too much salt to the soup, making it almost inedible.

#10

His enthusiasm for the project was admirable, but he invested a little too much time into it.

#11

The comedian's jokes were funny at first, but then he went a little too much into offensive territory.

#12

I appreciate your generosity, but giving me a little too much cake might spoil my appetite.

#13

The teacher's punishment for the minor offense was a little too much, considering the circumstances.

#14

He ate a little too much at the buffet last night.

#15

In it, the cake had a little too much sugar.

#16

There is a little too much sugar in this dessert.

#17

She found the movie entertaining, although the violence was a little too much for her taste.

#18

The dress was beautiful, but the sequins added a little too much sparkle.