Another Word For Too

Meaning

The word "too" is an adverb that means "also" or "as well" when used in a positive sense, or it indicates excessiveness when used in a negative context. For example, when we say "I want to go too," it means "I want to go as well." In contrast, saying "It's too hot" implies that the heat is excessive.

Synonyms

• Also
• As well
• Excessively
• Overly
• Unduly

Antonyms

• Not enough
• Barely
• Just
• Only

Etymology

The word "too" originates from Old English "to," which means "in addition" and is related to the Old Norse "til," which means "to" or "towards." The use of "too" to indicate excessiveness developed over time.

Examples

1. "I would like some ice cream too."
2. "This task is too difficult for me at the moment."
3. "She is too shy to speak in front of the class."
4. "He's coming to the party too, and I'm excited."
5. "The music was too loud for my liking."