TOO Copy link • TOOOver and above, overmuch, nimis; nimium: Too much, plus justo; nimio plus, praeter modum: neither too much nor too often, nec nimis valde, nec nimis saepe: too many, nimium multi, masculine; nimis multa, neuter: too long, nimium diu: too long a time, tempus nimium longum: a little too much, paullo nimium. ☞ This word is often expressed by the mere force of the adjective, in the positive degree, or by an adverb; e.g., too soon, maturus; mature: too late, serus; sero: too long, longus: too narrow, angustus. OBS. When = immoderately, extra modum, ultra modum; e.g., ultra modum esse verecundum. Sometimes by the comparative; e.g., Themistocles liberius vivebat (Nep., Them., 1, 2; too freely): si tibi quaedam videbuntur obscuriora, cogitare debetis (Marcus Tullius Cic., Fam., 7, 19, 1; too recondite): versum syllaba una longiorem aut breviorem pronuntiare (Marcus Tullius Cic., Parad., 3, 2; too long or too short). Also by quam qui (quae, quod); to go too far in anything, modum excedere in aliqua re; credibile non est quantum scribam die, quin etiam noctibus (and night too). Also, Vid.