What is the meaning of the word "a bit much"?
This expression is often used to convey that something has surpassed acceptable limits or norms in context to the speaker's perspective.
Definitions:
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A little more than one wants to endure.
ADJECTIVE
- I think it's a bit much for you to expect me to do all the cleaning.
- I think it's a bit much for you to expect me to do all the cleaning.
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more than is reasonable noun
- That outfit is a bit much.
- That outfit is a bit much.
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Somewhat excessive or unreasonable. ADJECTIVE
- She wore an expensive suit and diamonds, which was a bit much for such a casual restaurant.
- She wore an expensive suit and diamonds, which was a bit much for such a casual restaurant.