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way too

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌweɪ ˈtuː/

way too means: Much more than is good, needed, or possible.

adverb

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Much more than is good, needed, or possible.

  • This soup is way too hot.
  • We spent way too much money.
  • Is this game way too difficult for children?

How to use it: way too + adjective (This coat is way too big.); way too much/many + noun (There are way too many people here.)

Similar words: far too, much too

Common phrases: way too much, way too expensive, way too late

Questions about way too

What does way too mean?

Much more than is good, needed, or possible.

What is way too in other languages?

Türkçe: fazlasıyla · Español: demasiado · Français: beaucoup trop · Deutsch: viel zu · Italiano: decisamente troppo · 日本語: あまりにも

How do you pronounce way too?

It is pronounced /ˌweɪ ˈtuː/.

How do you use way too in a sentence?

This soup is way too hot. We spent way too much money.

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