How is the word excesivamente detallado translated from Spanish to English

Contado con tantos detalles que resulta pesado.

Described with tiring, unnecessary amounts of detail.

phrase
English translation
excruciatingly detailed

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  • Hizo un relato excesivamente detallado de su viaje. He gave an excruciatingly detailed account of his trip.

  • Las instrucciones eran excesivamente detalladas. The instructions were excruciatingly detailed.

  • ¿De verdad hace falta un informe excesivamente detallado? Do we really need an excruciatingly detailed report?

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How is “excesivamente detallado” translated from Spanish?
“excesivamente detallado” translates into English as “excruciatingly detailed”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “excesivamente detallado” mean?
Meaning of “excesivamente detallado”: Contado con tantos detalles que resulta pesado. In English — “excruciatingly detailed”.
What part of speech is “excesivamente detallado”?
“excesivamente detallado” is a phrase.
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