too far
fixed phr..fixed phr.. To do or say something that is more than what is acceptable, reasonable, or polite. It means crossing a line and making someone upset or uncomfortable.
fixed phr.. An adverbial phrase indicating that an action, statement, or behavior has exceeded the limits of what is considered acceptable, appropriate, or reasonable.
His joke went too far.
Teasing is fine, but you went too far when you insulted his family.
The director's critique of the performance went too far, moving from constructive feedback into a personal attack that demoralized the entire cast.
This phrase is most often used with the verb 'go' (as in 'to go too far').
Contrast the literal meaning (physical distance) with the figurative meaning (social or ethical boundary); the shared concept is 'exceeding a limit'.
That comment was to far.That comment was too far.'Too' is an adverb meaning 'excessively', whereas 'to' is a preposition used for direction.