na-adjective, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
too good; overly excellent
Used when something is excessively good, often implying it is suspicious or too perfect for the context, such as a child's work or a story.
overproduction; making too much
Refers to producing an excessive amount, often used for crops or manufactured goods.
This essay is too good for an elementary school student to have written.
The story is too perfect to be true.
This year, vegetables were overproduced and prices fell.
Due to overproduction of goods, we have excess inventory.
過剰生産 is a more formal term for 'overproduction', often used in economic contexts.
be overproduced; be made too much · be incredibly good; surpass expectations · be too good to be true
Standard kanji spelling using 過ぎ for 'excess'.
Common kana-mixed spelling; すぎ is often written in kana.
Compound of 出来 (deki, 'result, production') and 過ぎ (sugi, 'excess'). The meaning 'too good' likely developed from the idea of a result exceeding expectations.