overabundance
nounAn amount that is greater than needed or useful.
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An amount that is greater than needed or useful.
Trying to dominate others in an excessively forceful or arrogant way.
Excessively domineering
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Exaggerated, inflated, or more grandiose than the subject warrants.
Excessively inflated
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More certain of one's ability or judgment than the evidence or circumstances justify.
A thorough examination and substantial repair, revision, or improvement.
Thorough revision or repair
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Excessive satisfaction of a desire or appetite.
More important than other competing concerns or considerations.
To reject or reverse a decision through superior authority.
Openly observable rather than hidden or concealed.
An additional suggestion or feeling accompanying the main meaning of words or an action.
A combination of words whose meanings seem contradictory.
To calm someone who is angry or upset.
Calm anger
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Done with sustained care and attention to detail.
To lessen the severity of a problem without removing its cause.
Easing the effects or severity of a problem without necessarily removing its cause.
So clear or strong that it is readily perceived; literally, able to be touched.
Readily perceived
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A model, pattern, or framework used to understand or approach something.
An apparent contradiction that may nevertheless express a truth.
Seeming contradictory or contrary to expectation, sometimes while expressing a valid insight.
Seemingly contradictory
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A meaningful similarity or correspondence between separate things.
More important than anything else in a particular situation.
Equality or equivalence in status, value, or amount.
Limited to narrow local concerns or experiences.
An imitation that exaggerates distinctive features for comic or critical effect.
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