disproportionate in Greek
disproportionate in Greek is δυσανάλογος — disproportionate means too large or too small compared to what is normal, fair, or expected.
disproportionate in Greek
δυσανάλογος
Pronounced: dysanalogos
Out of proportion.
What does "disproportionate" mean?
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adjective Too large or too small compared to what is normal, fair, or expected.
"The punishment seemed disproportionate to the crime."
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disproportionate in a sentence
- The punishment seemed disproportionate to the crime.
- A disproportionate number of complaints came from just one region.
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What is "disproportionate" in Greek?
"disproportionate" in Greek is δυσανάλογος. disproportionate means: Too large or too small compared to what is normal, fair, or expected.
How do you pronounce δυσανάλογος?
"disproportionate" in Greek is δυσανάλογος, pronounced "dysanalogos".
How do you use "disproportionate" in a sentence?
Example: "The punishment seemed disproportionate to the crime." In Greek, "disproportionate" is δυσανάλογος.
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