excessive: implies a amount or degree too great to be reasonable or endurable: punishment that was deemed ~.


immoderate: implies lack of desirable or necessary restraint: an ~ amount of time was spent on grooming.


inordinate: implies an exceeding of limits dictated by reason or good judgment : an ~ portion of their budget goes to entertainment.


extravagant: implies a wild, lawless, prodigal, or foolish warndering from proper and accustomed limits: ~ claims for the product.


exorbitant: implies a departure from accepted standards regarding amount or degree: a menu with ~ prices.


extreme: may imply an approach to the farest limit possible or conceivable but commonly means only to a notably high degree: views concerning marriage that are a bit ~.


excessive: 过多过大，不合理难忍受，immoderate: 缺少克制，inordinate: 超出界限，extravagant: 脱离(vag词根:wander)常规，exorbitant: 同上条，脱离标准(orbit:轨道)，extreme极端: 到达最远界限，但常仅表程度高


记忆方法：1）首字母II EEEE，I联想为in,E联想成ex，二进四出，入不敷出<==因为过度消费

          2）过度的意思是超过正常合理限度mean going beyond a normal or acceptable limit.