disproportionate in Japanese
disproportionate in Japanese is 不釣り合い — disproportionate means too large or too small compared to what is normal, fair, or expected.
disproportionate in Japanese
不釣り合い
Pronounced: futsuriai
Not proportionate.
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 Japanese?
"disproportionate" in Japanese is 不釣り合い. disproportionate means: Too large or too small compared to what is normal, fair, or expected.
How do you pronounce 不釣り合い?
"disproportionate" in Japanese is 不釣り合い, pronounced "futsuriai".
How do you use "disproportionate" in a sentence?
Example: "The punishment seemed disproportionate to the crime." In Japanese, "disproportionate" is 不釣り合い.
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