未免太...了 means is rather too... / somewhat excessively..., often used for criticism, soft complaint, or ironic evaluation.
Excessive-evaluation stance - judges degree as beyond reasonable
Mitigated criticism style - softer than blunt condemnation in some contexts
Common in commentary/opinion speech - social evaluation tone
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Carries evaluative judgment
- Can sound critical or sarcastic.
Use with care in sensitive interpersonal contexts
- Tone may be face-threatening.
Usually paired with clearly gradable predicates
- Keep excess reading interpretable.
This requirement is rather too harsh.
What you said is a bit too direct.
Changing the plan now is rather too late.
This price is somewhat too high.
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