English / phrase
All Too
MEANING IN ENGLISH
Excessively, regrettably, or unmistakably obvious to an unfortunate degree
In context
01
Algorithmic discrimination against marginalized job applicants remains an all too common problem.
02
Without clear legal guardrails, data theft becomes all too easy for rogue developers.
Synonyms
Excessively,distressingly,overly
Antonyms
Barely,hardly,scarcely
Collocations
All too common,all too easy,all too familiar