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un·duly (un do̵̅o̅′lē, -dyo̵̅o̅′-)

adverb

  1. improperly; unjustly
  2. to an undue degree; excessively

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unduly Synonyms

unduly

modif.

  1. Improperly

    improperly, illegally, indecorously, unfairly, unjustly, underhandedly; see also wrongly 1.

  2. To an undue degree

    excessively, extremely, overabundantly, inordinately, extravagantly, disproportionately; see also unnecessarily.


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