The Opposite(Antonym) of “nonexcessively”
The antonyms of nonexcessively are excessively, immoderately, and unreasonably. These antonyms convey the idea of doing something too much or going beyond reasonable limits.
Explore all Antonyms of “nonexcessively”
Definitions and Examples of excessively, immoderately, unreasonably
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To an excessive degree; beyond what is reasonable or necessary.
Example
He was excessively worried about his exam results, even though he had studied hard.
In a way that exceeds reasonable or customary limits; excessively.
Example
She drank immoderately at the party and ended up with a terrible hangover the next day.
In a way that is not based on reason or good sense; excessively.
Example
He was unreasonably angry at his friend for being five minutes late.
Key Differences: excessively vs immoderately vs unreasonably
- 1Excessively implies going beyond what is reasonable or necessary.
- 2Immoderately suggests exceeding customary limits or norms.
- 3Unreasonably conveys a lack of reason or good sense in doing something.
Effective Usage of excessively, immoderately, unreasonably
- 1Express Disapproval: Use these antonyms to express disapproval of someone's behavior.
- 2Set Limits: Use these antonyms to set limits on your own behavior or to encourage others to do so.
- 3Discuss Consequences: Use these antonyms to discuss the negative consequences of excessive behavior.
Remember this!
The antonyms of nonexcessively convey the idea of doing something too much or going beyond reasonable limits. Excessively implies going beyond what is reasonable or necessary, immoderately suggests exceeding customary limits or norms, and unreasonably conveys a lack of reason or good sense in doing something. Use these antonyms to express disapproval, set limits, and discuss the negative consequences of excessive behavior.
