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Definition of exceeded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
surpassedgone beyond the limit or standard
- The exceeded expectations led to a bonus for the team.
- The exceeded budget caused issues.
- Her exceeded goals impressed everyone.
Origin of exceeded
Latin, excedere (to go beyond)
Terms with exceeded included in their meaning
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limits
point where capacity is exceeded and overflow occurs
boundaries
situation where a boundary or limit is exceeded
boundaries
limit that should not be exceeded
capability
exceeded one's abilities or resources
comparison
exceeded in quality or degree
comparison
exceeded in quality or performance
technology
exceeded a time limit causing termination
ability
exceeded in ability or skill
measurement
having exceeded the limits or capacity
exceeded limits
gone beyond acceptable limits
allocation process
an allocation was needed because demand exceeded the number offered
finance
having exceeded the credit card limit
exceeded standards
having exceeded performance standards
acr: time limit exceeded
when the allowed time for something is surpassed
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- French:dépassé, ...
- German:überschritten, ...
- Italian:superato, ...
- Spanish:superado, ...
- Portuguese:excedido, ...
- Chinese:超出的, ...
- Japanese:超えた, ...
- Arabic:مُتَجاوِز, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁחָצָה אֶת הַצִּפִּיוֹת, ...
- Russian:превышенный, ...
- Ukrainian:перевищений, ...
- Hindi:सीमा से बढ़ा हुआ, ...
Definition of exceed - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
measurementgo beyond some limit or rule
- He exceeded the speed limit on the highway.
2.
comparisonbe greater in degree or quantity
- The demand exceeded the supply.
3.
qualityRare be better than somethingRare
- Her performance exceeded all expectations.
Expressions with exceed
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go beyond acceptable limits or boundaries
His behavior exceeded all bounds at the party.
to go beyond what is required or expected
Her presentation exceeded expectations and impressed the entire board.
make decisions outside one's power
She exceeded her authority by signing the contract without consulting her boss.
be much better or more successful than anyone thought possible
The new product sales exceed all expectations this quarter.
act beyond the legal power or authority
The officer exceeded his jurisdiction by making the arrest outside his assigned area.
Origin of exceed
Latin, excedere (to go out) + ex (out) + cedere (to go)
Examples of exceed in a sentence
She exceeded expectations with her outstanding performance. His performance exceeded expectations. The cost exceeded our budget. The new model exceeds the previous one in efficiency. His skills exceed those of his peers.
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- French:dépasser, excéder, ...
- German:überschreiten, übersteigen, ...
- Italian:superare, ...
- Spanish:exceder, superar, ...
- Portuguese:ultrapassar, ...
- Chinese:超出, 胜过, ...
- Japanese:超える, 上回る, ...
- Arabic:تَجَاوَزَ, فاق, ...
- Hebrew:לַחֲרוֹג, לַעֲלוֹת, ...
- Russian:превышать, превысить, ...
- Ukrainian:перевищити, перевищувати, ...
- Hindi:सीमा लाँघना, से अधिक होना, ...
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