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Definition of inordinate
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Inordinate
(a.) Not
limited
to rules
prescribed,
or to usual
bounds;
irregular;
excessive;
immoderate;
as, an
inordinate
love of the
world..
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Covet
::
Covet (v. t.) To long for
inordinately
or
unlawfully;
to
hanker
after
(something
forbidden).
Disordinately
::
Disordinately
(adv.)
Inordinately.
Nimious
::
Nimious
(a.)
Excessive;
extravagant;
inordinate.
Crazy
::
Crazy (a.)
Inordinately
desirous;
foolishly
eager.
Wild
::
Wild
(superl.)
Not
submitted
to
restraint,
training,
or
regulation;
turbulent;
tempestuous;
violent;
ungoverned;
licentious;
inordinate;
disorderly;
irregular;
fanciful;
imaginary;
visionary;
crazy..
Disordinate
::
Disordinate
(a.)
Inordinate;
disorderly.
Fume
::
Fume (v. t.) To
praise
inordinately;
to
flatter.
Inordinate
::
Inordinate
(a.) Not
limited
to rules
prescribed,
or to usual
bounds;
irregular;
excessive;
immoderate;
as, an
inordinate
love of the
world..
Glutton
::
Glutton
(n.) A
carnivorous
mammal
(Gulo
luscus),
of the
family
Mustelidae,
about the size of a large
badger.
It was
formerly
believed
to be
inordinately
voracious,
whence
the name; the
wolverene.
It is a
native
of the
northern
parts of
America,
Europe,
and
Asia..
Strangurious
::
Strangulation
(n.)
Inordinate
compression
or
constriction
of a tube or part, as of the
throat;
especially,
such as
causes
a
suspension
of
breathing,
of the
passage
of
contents,
or of the
circulation,
as in cases of
hernia..
Xenomania
::
Xenomania
(n.) A mania for, or an
inordinate
attachment
to,
foreign
customs,
institutions,
manners,
fashions,
etc..
Unordinate
::
Unordinate
(a.)
Disorderly;
irregular;
inordinate.
Sobriety
::
Sobriety
(n.)
Habitual
freedom
from
enthusiasm,
inordinate
passion,
or
overheated
imagination;
calmness;
coolness;
gravity;
seriousness;
as, the
sobriety
of riper
years..
Blennorrhea
::
Blennorrhea
(n.) An
inordinate
secretion
and
discharge
of
mucus.
Covetous
::
Covetous
(v. t.)
Inordinately
desirous;
excessively
eager to
obtain
and
possess
(esp.
money);
avaricious;
-- in a bad
sense.
Covetousness
::
Covetousness
(n.) A
strong
or
inordinate
desire
of
obtaining
and
possessing
some
supposed
good;
excessive
desire
for
riches
or
money;
-- in a bad
sense.
Ambitious
::
Ambitious
(a.)
Possessing,
or
controlled
by,
ambition;
greatly
or
inordinately
desirous
of
power,
honor,
office,
superiority,
or
distinction..
Intemperate
::
Intemperate
(a.)
Excessive;
ungovernable;
inordinate;
violent;
immoderate;
as,
intemperate
language,
zeal, etc.;
intemperate
weather..
Unconscionable
::
Unconscionable
(a.) Not
conscionable;
not
conforming
to
reason;
unreasonable;
exceeding
the
limits
of any
reasonable
claim or
expectation;
inordinate;
as, an
unconscionable
person
or
demand;
unconscionable
size..
Ambition
::
Ambition
(n.) An
eager,
and
sometimes
an
inordinate,
desire
for
preferment,
honor,
superiority,
power,
or the
attainment
of
something..
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