This involved an inordinate amount of working together.
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Inordinate
/ɪnˈɔːdɪnət/
Synonyms for "inordinate" (143 found)
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a bit muchabandonedaggrandizedamplifiedballyhooedbibulousbigotedboundlesscrapulentcrapulouscutthroatdisproportionatedizzyegregiousenormousexactingexaggeratedexcessiveexorbitantextortionate
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Noun(1 words)
excess water intake
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overdrawnoveremphasizedoveremphaticoverenthusiasticoverestimatedovergreatovergrownoverindulgentoverindulgingoverlargeovermuchoverpraisedoverpricedoverreligiousoversoldoverstatedoverstressedoverweeningoverwroughtoverzealous
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perfervidpreposterousprodigalprofuseprohibitivepuffedpuffed uprabidrampantself-indulgentskyrocketingspiralingsteepstiffstretchedsupererogatorysuperfluoussuperlativesupernaturalsurplusswinishtoo muchtoutedtoweringultrazealousunbridleduncalled-forunconscionableunconstraineduncontrolledundisciplinedundueunfrugalunlimitedunmeasurableunmeasuredunreasonableunrestraineduntemperedunthriftyunwarrantedusuriousviolentwantonwild eyedwild-eyedwild-lookingzealotic
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4 entriesexcessive appetiteextreme ambitionundue riskunrestrained zeal
Collocations
6 entriesinordinate amountinordinate appetiteinordinate desireinordinate emphasisinordinate influenceinordinate zeal
Inflections
2 entriesmore inordinatemost inordinate
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1 entriesSample sentences
4 total sentences available.
His so-called apology involved an inordinate amount of explanation and complaining.
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You're spending an inordinate amount of time there.
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Mortifie therefore your members which are vpon the earth: fornication, vncleannesse, inordinate affection, euill concupiscence, and couetousnesse, which is idolatrie:
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