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in·or·di·nate
/ɪˈnɔrdṇət, ˈnɔrdnət/
(
a
.)過度的,紊亂的,無法無天的,過分的
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
In·or·di·nate
a.
Not
limited
to
rules
prescribed
,
or
to
usual
bounds
;
irregular
;
excessive
;
immoderate
;
as
,
an
inordinate
love
of
the
world
.
“
Inordinate
desires.”
--
Milton
.
“
Inordinate
vanity.”
--
Burke
.
--
In*or*di*nate*ly
,
adv.
--
In*or*di*nate*ness
,
n.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
inordinate
adj
:
beyond
normal
limits
; "
excessive
charges
"; "
a
book
of
inordinate
length
"; "
his
dress
stops
just
short
of
undue
elegance
"; "
unreasonable
demands
" [
syn
:
excessive
,
undue
,
unreasonable
]
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