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inordinate

adjective/ɪˈnɔːr.dən.ət/

far greater than is reasonable or expected

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inordinate in a sentence

The project consumed an inordinate amount of time and money.

The tiny dispute received an inordinate share of the council's attention.

Where it comes from

From Latin inordinatus, meaning 'disordered or unregulated.'

Memory hook

IN-ORDINATE goes beyond ordinary order and proper limits.

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