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Exceeding
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Exceedingly
To a very great degree beyond what is usual surpassingly It signifies more than very
Exceed
measure of to outgo to surpass used both in a good and a bad sense as one man exceeds another in bulk stature weight power skill etc one offender exceeds another in villainy his rank exceeds yours
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Passingly
Exceedingly
Exceeder
One who exceeds
Shall not exceed two in all the Government Medical Colleges
Shall not exceed two in all the Government Medical Colleges, means reservation of two seats for children of Central Government servants
Immoderate
Not moderate exceeding just or usual and suitable bounds excessive extravagant unreasonable as immoderate demands immoderate grief immoderate laughter
Preterlegal
Exceeding the limits of law
Redundant
Exceeding what is natural or necessary superabundant exuberant as a redundant quantity of bile or food
Remote
Remote, means exceeding the time allowed under the rule against perpetuities for the vesting of interest, Estate of Grove, 70 Cal
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