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10 Language-to-English DictionariesExcessive Care
An overabundance of attention or concern given to someone or something.
Excessive Consumption
The act of consuming more than is necessary or sustainable.
Excessive Spending
The act of spending more money than is necessary or sustainable.
Excessive rainfall
A meteorological condition where the amount of precipitation received in a specific area is significantly higher than the seasonal or historical average, often leading to environmental hazards.
Exchange
The act of giving something and receiving something of the same kind in return.
Exchange-traded fund
An investment fund traded on stock exchanges, much like stocks, that holds assets such as stocks, commodities, or bonds and generally operates with an arbitrage mechanism designed to keep it trading close to its net asset value.
Exchange-value
The quantitative proportion in which values of one use-value are exchanged for use-values of another kind, representing a power or capacity of a commodity to trade for other commodities.
Exchangeability
The quality of being able to be exchanged or substituted.
Excitation
The action of exciting or state of being excited, especially a feeling of enthusiastic energy and eagerness.
Excite
To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm and eagerness.
Excited
Feeling or showing enthusiastic and eager enjoyment or anticipation.
Excitement
A feeling of eager enthusiasm and restless energy.
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