Meaning & Definition of word "Exceeding"

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    Exceeding

    /ɪkˈsiː.dɪŋ/

    verb:

    • 1. Present participle of exceed; to go beyond a limit or boundary.
      • Example: He is exceeding the speed limit while driving on the highway.
    • 2. To be greater in number or size than something else.
      • Example: The new data shows that expenses are exceeding our budget projections.

    adjective:

    • 1. Surpassing; going beyond a specified limit or amount.
      • Example: The exceeding noise from the construction site made it hard to concentrate.
    • 2. Unusually great or large; extreme.
      • Example: She has exceeding talent for music that is evident in her performances.
    • 3. Higher than normal or beyond typical standards.
      • Example: The exceeding temperatures caught everyone off guard this summer.

    Etymology

    From Middle English 'exceding', from Latin 'excedere' meaning 'to go beyond'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    exceeding expectations:

    Going beyond what is anticipated or predicted.

    exceeding limits:

    Going beyond established boundaries or norms.

    exceeding one's authority:

    Acting beyond the power granted.

    Related Words

    exceed:

    To go beyond the limits or expectations.

    excessive:

    More than is necessary or normal.

    exceedance:

    The act of going beyond a limit.

    Slang Meanings of exceeding

    Meaning: Going overboard

    Example Sentence: She went a little exceeding with the vacation plans.

    Meaning: Too much to handle

    Example Sentence: The exceeding amount of homework was overwhelming.