Definition Synonyms
Definition of inordinate - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
excessiveexceeding normal limits or boundaries
- He spent an inordinate amount of time on his phone.
2.
uncontrollednot regulated, disorderly
- The meeting was marked by inordinate interruptions..
Expressions with inordinate
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value something excessively beyond reason
She sets inordinate store by his opinion.
Origin of inordinate
Latin, inordinatus (disordered)
Terms with inordinate included in their meaning
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deadly sin
unreasonable and inordinate self-esteem
Examples of inordinate in a sentence
The report contained an inordinate amount of detail. The project faced inordinate delays. She had an inordinate amount of homework.
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- French:excessif, désordonné, ...
- German:übermäßig, ungeordnet, ...
- Italian:eccessivo, ...
- Spanish:excesivo, descontrolado, ...
- Portuguese:excessivo, descontrolado, ...
- Chinese:过度的, 无节制的, ...
- Japanese:過度な, 無秩序な, ...
- Arabic:مُفْرِط, غَيْرُ مُنْضَبِط, ...
- Hebrew:מֻפְרָז, פָּרוּעַ, ...
- Russian:чрезмерный, неуправляемый, ...
- Ukrainian:надмірний, неконтрольований, ...
- Hindi:अत्यधिक, अनियंत्रित, ...
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