undue in Finnish
undue in Finnish is yletön — undue means more than is reasonable or necessary; excessive.
undue in Finnish
yletön
Excessive; going beyond that what is natural or sufficient.
What does "undue" mean?
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adj More than is reasonable or necessary; excessive.
"The manager put undue pressure on the new intern."
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adj Not justified or improper.
"The court ruled that the contract was signed under undue influence."
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undue in a sentence
- The manager put undue pressure on the new intern.
- There's no need for undue alarm — the situation is under control.
- The court ruled that the contract was signed under undue influence.
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What is "undue" in Finnish?
"undue" in Finnish is yletön. undue means: More than is reasonable or necessary; excessive.
How do you use "undue" in a sentence?
Example: "The manager put undue pressure on the new intern." In Finnish, "undue" is yletön.
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