Too ... and too ... and

Well, first one seems okay but repetitive. There is no parallelism in the second one.

I would write:

These words are too general and obscure and carry a wide range of meaning. ( better of the worst)

Hi Doll

I agree using too twice is repetitive and your sentence is certainly better than mine. However, I think using and twice is a bit repetitive, too. I wanted to emphasize both 'general' and 'obscure' using too but I didn't know whether and is needed there.

LiJ

Hemm, we should wait a native speaker then but I found another sentence in which and is not used repetitively:

As well as being too general and obscure, these words carry a wide range of meaning too.

Aside from carrying a wide range of meaning, these words are too general and obscure as well. Or, if you don't want to use and use this:

These words are too general,

Hi,

May I?

1. Besides carrying a wide range of meaning, these words are too general and obscure.
2. These words carry a wide range of meaning and are too general and obscure.

Best wishes,
Hoa Thai

Also (the repetition of "too" is tolerated in some circumstances):

These words are too general , too obscure and seem to be carrying a wide range of meaning.

Hello again, Doll. I really want to thank you for your help.

Thank you very much, Hoa Thai and Marius.