too
More than necessary
The adverb too has two core ideas: one use signifies excess or extremes: this room is too cold.
The other idea is conjunctive.
Reflecting this, too is almost always used near a conjunction or in a sentence that has a parallel in a previous sentence or clause: We saw the Palmers, and the Tysons were there, too.
In this sense, too is a close synonym of also.
In similar manner
- similarlyIn comparable fashion
- additionallyIn a supplementary way
- moreoverWord adding information
- furthermoreWord adding more points
besides · as well · equally · in addition · plus · along with · what's more · on top of that
To excess
- excessivelyBeyond proper measure
- overmuchTo an extreme degree
- undulyBeyond reasonable measure
- unreasonablyBeyond logical limits
immoderately · inordinately · disproportionately · unnecessarily · extremely · ridiculously · absurdly · foolishly
To high degree
terribly · awfully · incredibly · remarkably · exceedingly · immensely · enormously · vastly
likewise
In similar manner
- similarlyIn comparable fashion
- additionallyIn a supplementary way
- moreoverWord adding information
furthermore · besides · as well · equally · in addition · plus · along with · what's more · on top of that · into the bargain
overly
To excess
- excessivelyBeyond proper measure
- overmuchTo an extreme degree
- undulyBeyond reasonable measure
unreasonably · immoderately · inordinately · disproportionately · unnecessarily · extremely · ridiculously · absurdly · foolishly · beyond measure
very
To high degree
highly · terribly · awfully · incredibly · remarkably · exceedingly · immensely · enormously · vastly · deeply
To a lacking degree
not enough · inadequately · deficiently · too little · scarcely
tooacceptably
To adequate degree
sufficiently · adequately · moderately · reasonably · appropriately