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Definition of disproportion - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
inequalityRare instance of inequality or disparityRare
- The disproportion in opportunities affects many communities.
2.
imbalanceRare state of being out of proportion or balanceRare
- The disproportion in wealth is evident in the city.
Origin of disproportion
Latin, dis- (apart) + proportio (proportion)
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scientific context
disproportion of chemicals in a system
Examples of disproportion in a sentence
The disproportion between rich and poor is growing. There's a disproportion in the number of teachers to students. The report highlighted a disproportion in resource allocation.
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- French:disproportion, ...
- German:Missverhältnis, Unverhältnismäßigkeit, ...
- Italian:sproporzione, disproporzione, ...
- Spanish:desproporción, ...
- Portuguese:desproporção, desequilíbrio, ...
- Chinese:不平等, 不平衡, ...
- Japanese:不均衡, 不釣り合い, ...
- Arabic:عَدَم التَّناسُب, اخْتِلال التَّوازُن, ...
- Hebrew:פַּעַר, חֹסֶר פְּרוֹפּוֹרְצִיָּה, ...
- Russian:неравенство, несоразмерность, ...
- Ukrainian:диспропорція, ...
- Hindi:असमानता, अनुपातहीनता, ...
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