1.
to go too far; to exceed the proper limit
Describes behavior, actions, or situations that have passed an acceptable boundary. Often used critically to indicate that someone has overstepped.
Usage
度を越す expresses that something has exceeded reasonable limits. It carries a negative connotation and is often used as criticism or warning.
Common patterns
The past participle form 度を越した is frequently used as a modifier before nouns (e.g., 度を越した行為 "excessive behavior").
Related words
Related Words
Related:
度が過ぎる (to be excessive)