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excess baggage
adjective as in nonessential
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adjective as in undesired
adjective as in unwelcome
adjective as in unwished-for
noun as in burden
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noun as in hindrance
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noun as in inhospitableness
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noun as in inhospitality
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noun as in load
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noun as in restriction
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noun as in ungraciousness
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noun as in unreceptiveness
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- blackballed
- disagreeable
- displeasing
- distasteful
- exceptionable
- excluded
- ill-favored
- inadmissible
- inhospitableness
- inhospitality
- left out in cold
- lousy
- not in the picture
- objectionable
- obnoxious
- rejected
- repellent
- shut out
- thankless
- unacceptable
- unasked
- undesirable
- ungraciousness
- uninvited
- unpleasant
- unpopular
- unsought
- unwanted
- unwelcomeness
- unwished-for
noun as in unwelcomeness
Weak matches
- blackballed
- disagreeable
- displeasing
- distasteful
- exceptionable
- excluded
- ill-favored
- inadmissible
- inhospitableness
- inhospitality
- left out in cold
- lousy
- not in the picture
- objectionable
- obnoxious
- rejected
- repellent
- shut out
- thankless
- unacceptable
- unasked
- undesirable
- ungraciousness
- uninvited
- unpleasant
- unpopular
- unreceptiveness
- unsought
- unwanted
- unwished-for
noun as in weight
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Example Sentences
The “Blast From the Past” and “Excess Baggage” star then dropped the orange-hued berry, adding that it was “definitely not” a tomato because of the leaves growing from the plant — a bush that was partially behind a gate.
"Sometimes you need to shake off the excess baggage and enjoy the moment," confirms Jessica.
There’s collateral damage to Silverstone too, whose wonderfully spiky, sexy rapport with Del Toro — reunited after 25 years and “Excess Baggage” — often is treated as paranoia dressing, rather than the building blocks of a character.
“This is like an excess baggage that the Indonesian government is carrying,” said Elrika Hamdi, an energy finance analyst based in Jakarta.
Delta’s SkyMiles program rules, for example, explicitly state that “tickets purchased to carry excess baggage such as musical instruments and pets or to provide extra space for the primary passenger” cannot earn miles.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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