inordinate Definition
in·or·di·nate (in ôrd′'n it)
inordinate Related Forms
in·or′·di·nately adverb
in·or′·di·nate·ness noun
inordinate Synonyms
inordinate
modif.
inordinate Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- affection: If our love is simple and pure, it will be without inordinate affection.
- amount: I spent an inordinate amount of time rushing round buying things.
- delay: You will be notified by e-mail if there is any problem or inordinate delay expected.
- length: Anyway, artists don't have to go to these inordinate lengths to make their meaning clear.
- pride: His inordinate pride... probably accounted for the fact that he never attained higher office.. .
- desire: And they turn away from every act of inordinate desire, being averse even to hearing of things of the sort.
Browse dictionary entries near inordinate
- ‹ inopportune
- ‹ inoperculate
- ‹ inoperative
- ‹ inoperable
- ‹ inofficious
- ‹ inoffensive
- ‹ inodorous
- ‹ inoculum
- ‹ inoculation
- ‹ inoculate
- inorganic ›
- inosculate ›
- inositol ›
- Inouye, Daniel Ken ›
- inpatient ›
- input ›
- input/output ›
- Input Validation, Omitting ›
- inquest ›
- inquest jury ›

