“Excessive” in Japanese
Short answer
Excessive in Japanese is “甚だしい” (hanahadashii). Full meaning: extreme, excessive, terrible, intense, severe, serious, tremendous, heavy (damage).
Other ways to say “Excessive” in Japanese
過大
kadai excessive, too much, unreasonable
過分
kabun excessive, unmerited, generous
過当
katou excessive, exorbitant
過度
kado excessive, immoderate
かだい
kadai excessive, too much, unreasonable
かぶん
kabun excessive, unmerited, generous
度外れ
dohazure extraordinary, excessive
分外
bungai not within proper limits, excessive, unmerited, special
無闇
muyami thoughtless, reckless, rash, indiscriminate, indiscreet; excessive, unreasonable, immoderate, absurd
甚しい
hanahadashii extreme, excessive, terrible, intense, severe, serious, tremendous, heavy (damage)
はなはだしい
hanahadashii extreme, excessive, terrible, intense, severe, serious, tremendous, heavy (damage)
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