too many
More than enough
Too many indicates an excessive quantity—more than is wanted, needed, or advisable.
Too many cooks spoil the broth.
I've had too many drinks.
The phrase often implies negative consequences from the excess.
One too many suggests the final item that pushed past an acceptable limit.
Blocked by overcrowding
- overpopulatedExcessively densely inhabited
- packedFilled to capacity
- jammedUnable to move freely
- crampedUncomfortably lacking space
overcrowded · swarming · thronged · mobbed · jam-packed · sardined · stuffed · clogged
Amount exceeding requirement
- overabundanceExcessive quantity beyond need
- glutExcessive surplus
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
- overkillUnnecessary additional effort
superfluous · redundant · exorbitant · inordinate · oversupply · superabundance · overload · excess
congested
Blocked by overcrowding
- overpopulatedExcessively densely inhabited
- packedFilled to capacity
- jammedUnable to move freely
cramped · overcrowded · swarming · thronged · mobbed · jam-packed · sardined · stuffed · clogged · heaving
surplus
Amount exceeding requirement
- overabundanceExcessive quantity beyond need
- glutExcessive surplus
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
overkill · superfluous · redundant · exorbitant · inordinate · oversupply · superabundance · overload · excess · immoderate
swamped
Overwhelmed beyond capacity
deluged · bombarded · besieged · overloaded · snowed under · drowning · buried · engulfed · burdened · stretched thin
plentiful
Existing in abundance
profuse · prolific · countless · innumerable · myriad · multitudinous · legion · numerous · untold · incalculable
too manynot enough
Below the needed amount
insufficient · too little · inadequate · scarce · deficient