in addition; also; furthermore; moreover

young, clever, and rich too.

to an excessive extent or degree; beyond what is desirable, fitting, or right

too sick to travel.

more, as specified, than should be

too near the fire.

(used as an affirmative to contradict a negative statement)

I am too!

extremely; very

She wasn't too pleased with his behavior.

only too. only ( def. 10 ) .

adverb

little

adverb

additionally , along , as well , besides , further , furthermore , in addition , into the bargain , likewise , more , moreover , to boot , withal , awfully , beyond , ever , exceptionally , exorbitantly , extremely , greatly , highly , immensely , immoderately , in excess , inordinately , notably , over , over and above , overly , overmuch , remarkably , strikingly , unconscionably , unduly , unreasonably , very , also , item , still , yet , exceedingly , excessively , indeed