Pronunciation: /ɪkˈsɛsɪvɪzəm/
noun a tendency to be excessive or extravagant in one's actions or beliefs
A1 Excessivism means having too much of something.
A2 Excessivism in spending can lead to financial problems.
B1 The artist's work was criticized for its excessivism in color and detail.
B2 The company's marketing campaign was accused of excessivism in exaggerating the benefits of their product.
C1 The government's policies were criticized for their excessivism in regulating personal freedoms.
C2 The CEO's management style was characterized by excessivism in micromanaging every aspect of the company.
formal The artist's use of excessivism in her paintings was met with mixed reviews from art critics.
informal I think the party decorations are a bit much, it's like they went full excessivism on it.
slang Wow, that outfit is totally excessivism, it's like they threw on every accessory they own.
figurative His writing style is known for its excessivism, with long, elaborate descriptions and intricate metaphors.
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