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TMI

American  
  1. Three Mile Island.

  2. Also tmi too much information: used as a response to an inappropriate disclosure of personal information, or as a reaction to an overload of information.

    Her pregnancy updates are TMI.


TMI British  

abbreviation

  1. too much information: an expression of distaste or boredom at the information being offered

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Example Sentences

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His “Unconceivable” is as funny and as raw as it gets, proving once again that there’s no such thing as TMI when it’s delivered by the right comedian.

From Los Angeles Times

I say TMI is in my backyard,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

But at least she had enough shame left in the tank to recognize right away that she had shared “TMI” — “too much information.”

From Washington Times

The investigation “inside the Dodgers’ farm system” gave me the creepy feeling that it was TMI.

From Los Angeles Times

If somebody’s got something weird going on, it’s TMI — everybody knows everything.

From Los Angeles Times