Excessive self-defence is to be reintroduced as a partial defence to murder.
A couple of research reports highlight the excessive performance fees managers of these types of funds charge and warn that investors will.
They said more study is needed before excessive use of video and online games.
Drinking, especially excessive drinking, has become a feature of the racing gala.
I think, today, it's very sad to see the lack of interest in the actual races and all the excessive drinking.
Excessive applies to that which goes beyond what is proper, right, or usual [excessive demands]; exorbitant is applied to that which is unreasonably excessive and often connotes a greedy desire for more than is just or due [exorbitant prices]; extravagant, immoderate both imply excessiveness resulting from lack of restraint or of prudence [extravagant praise, immoderate laughter]; inordinate implies a going beyond the orderly limits of convention or the bounds of good taste [his inordinate pride]
