disproportionate in Italian
disproportionate in Italian is esagerato, spropositato, sproporzionato — disproportionate means too large or too small compared to what is normal, fair, or expected.
disproportionate in Italian
esagerato
Not proportionate.
spropositato
Not proportionate.
sproporzionato
Out of proportion.
smisurato
Out of proportion.
disproporzionare
(chemistry) To undergo disproportionation.
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 Italian?
"disproportionate" in Italian is esagerato, spropositato, sproporzionato. disproportionate means: Too large or too small compared to what is normal, fair, or expected.
How do you use "disproportionate" in a sentence?
Example: "The punishment seemed disproportionate to the crime." In Italian, "disproportionate" is esagerato, spropositato, sproporzionato.
Are there other ways to say "disproportionate" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "disproportionate": esagerato, spropositato, sproporzionato, smisurato, disproporzionare.
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