excessively
adv. degreeadv. to a degree that is more than what is necessary, normal, or healthy. You use this when someone does something too much.
adv. to a degree exceeding what is necessary, proper, or reasonable. Often carries a negative connotation of lack of restraint.
He drinks coffee excessively throughout the day.
The manager was criticized for being excessively harsh when giving feedback to new employees.
While some regulation is necessary for market stability, critics argue that an excessively bureaucratic approach can stifle the very innovation it seeks to protect.
From excessive + -ly.
Typically modifies adjectives or verbs; often positioned before the adjective it modifies or after the verb phrase.
He is excessively of happyHe is excessively happyAs an adverb of degree, it modifies the adjective directly and does not require a preposition.