Exceed

/ɪkˈsiːd/
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Quantifiable Limits

Use 'exceed' for measurable amounts, like speed, time, or quantity.

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The number of attendees exceeded the capacity of the hall.
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Negative Consequences

Often indicates going beyond a limit with potential risks or penalties.

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If you exceed the recommended dosage, there could be harmful side effects.
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Comparative Context

Generally used when comparing against a standard or record.

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She exceeded her previous sales record by 20% this quarter.
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