Are these two sentences the same?
It's way too extreme = It's really extreme.
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'Too' is used before adjectives and adverbs to mean more than is good, acceptable, possible, wanted, needed etc. The sense is normally negative.
'It's way too extreme' = it's is more extreme than is acceptable.
'Really' can mean very / to a large degree. It's really extreme = It's very extreme.
'Too' can also be used to mean 'very' but only in negative sentences. 'The students didn't seem too interested.'
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They are not the same.
1. too = too much
2. really = very
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