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Definition of undue
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of undue is as below...
Undue (a.) Not
right;
not
lawful
or
legal;
improper;
as, an undue
proceeding..
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Solarize
::
Solarize
(v. i.) To
become
injured
by undue or too long
exposure
to the sun's rays in the
camera.
Profanation
::
Profanation
(v. t.) The act of
treating
with abuse or
disrespect,
or with undue
publicity,
or lack of
delicacy..
Dandy
::
Dandy (n.) One who
affects
special
finery
or gives undue
attention
to
dress;
a fop; a
coxcomb.
Candid
::
Candid
(a.) Free from undue bias;
disposed
to think and judge
according
to truth and
justice,
or
without
partiality
or
prejudice;
fair; just;
impartial;
as, a
candid
opinion..
Materialism
::
Materialism
(n.) The
tendency
to give undue
importance
to
material
interests;
devotion
to the
material
nature
and its
wants.
Extravagance
::
Extravagance
(n.) The state of being
extravagant,
wild, or
prodigal
beyond
bounds
of
propriety
or duty; want of
moderation;
excess;
especially,
undue
expenditure
of
money;
vaid and
superfluous
expense;
prodigality;
as,
extravagance
of
anger,
love,
expression,
imagination,
demands..
Partially
::
Partially
(adv.)
In a
partial
manner;
with undue bias of mind; with
unjust
favor or
dislike;
as, to judge
partially..
Charlatanry
::
Charlatanry
(n.) Undue
pretensions
to
skill;
quackery;
wheedling;
empiricism.
Extreme
::
Extreme
(n.)
Utmost
limit or
degree
that is
supposable
or
tolerable;
hence,
furthest
degree;
any undue
departure
from the mean; -- often in the
plural:
things
at an
extreme
distance
from each
other,
the most
widely
different
states,
etc.; as,
extremes
of heat and cold, of
virtue
and vice;
extremes
meet..
Nepotism
::
Nepotism
(n.) Undue
attachment
to
relations;
favoritism
shown to
members
of one's
family;
bestowal
of
patronage
in
consideration
of
relationship,
rather
than of merit or of legal
claim..
Undue
::
Undue (a.) Not due; not yet
owing;
as, an undue debt, note, or
bond..
Chatter
::
Chatter
(v. i.) To talk idly,
carelessly,
or with undue
rapidity;
to
jabber;
to
prate..
Partiality
::
Partiality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
partial;
inclination
to favor one
party,
or one side of a
question,
more than the
other;
undue bias of
mind..
Unduly
::
Unduly
(adv.)
In an undue
manner.
Irritation
::
Irritation
(n.) The act of
irritating,
or
exciting,
or the state of being
irritated;
excitement;
stimulation,
usually
of an undue and
uncomfortable
kind;
especially,
excitement
of anger or
passion;
provocation;
annoyance;
anger..
Overinfluence
::
Overinfluence
(v. t.) To
influence
in an
excessive
degree;
to have undue
influence
over.
Undue
::
Undue (a.) Not
agreeable
to a rule or
standard,
or to duty;
disproportioned;
excessive;
immoderate;
inordinate;
as, an undue
attachment
to
forms;
an undue rigor in the
execution
of law..
Thaumatolatry
::
Thaumatolatry
(n.)
Worship
or undue
admiration
of
wonderful
or
miraculous
things.
Dogmatize
::
Dogmatize
(v. i.) To
assert
positively;
to teach
magisterially
or with bold and undue
confidence;
to
advance
with
arrogance.
Extort
::
Extort
(v. t.) To wrest from an
unwilling
person
by
physical
force,
menace,
duress,
torture,
or any undue or
illegal
exercise
of power or
ingenuity;
to
wrench
away
(from);
to tear away; to wring
(from);
to
exact;
as, to
extort
contributions
from the
vanquished;
to
extort
confessions
of
guilt;
to
extort
a
promise;
to
extort
payment
of a
debt..
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