すぎ【できすぎ】

    adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
  1. too good (for a child, to be true, etc.)
    2. noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  2. overproduction (e.g. of crops); making too much
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. too good (for a child, to be true, etc.)
    2. This meaning refers to something that is exceedingly good or perfect, often to the point where it seems unrealistic or unbelievable. It can be used in contexts where something exceeds expectations or appears to be too favorable.
    His grades are too good to be true.
    I think such a perfect view is too good to be true.
  2. overproduction (e.g. of crops); making too much
    3. This meaning relates to the concept of producing more than is necessary or sustainable, often leading to waste or inefficiency. It can be used in agricultural or manufacturing contexts.
    Farmers are struggling with the overproduction of crops.
    The company has excess inventory due to overproduction of products.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to be too good (to be true)an overly good resultan overly good performancean overly ambitious planan overly polished worka child who is too perfectto be overly skillfulan excessively good achievementsomething is too good to be truean exaggerated explanation
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