Extreme
Extreme adjective - Most distant from a center.
Superfluous and extreme are semantically related In some cases you can use "Superfluous" instead an adjective "Extreme".
Superfluous
Superfluous adjective - Being over what is needed.
Extreme and superfluous are semantically related in extra topic. Sometimes you can use "Extreme" instead an adjective "Superfluous".
Nearby Words: superfluity, superfluously
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- exorbitant and extreme
- exorbitant and superfluous
- extravagant and extreme
- extravagant and superfluous
- unrestrained and extreme
- unrestrained and superfluous
- excess and extreme
- excess and superfluous
- overmuch and extreme
- overmuch and superfluous
- excessive and extreme
- excessive and superfluous
- unconscionable and extreme
- unconscionable and superfluous
Both words in one sentence
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At the extreme end are characters capable of stopping a blade between two fingers or — if Made of Iron — simply bouncing the blade off their finger or arm, though this trope is typically based on technique rather than invulnerability (which would render any defense superfluous).
Source: Bare-Handed Blade Block
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