adj
inordinate
Inordinate (adj) means Far more than is reasonable or necessary.
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Far more than is reasonable or necessary.
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Etymology
Comes from Middle English inordinat, from Latin inōrdinātus (‘not arranged, disordered, irregular’), from in- + ordinatus, the past participle of ōrdināre (‘to arrange, order’).
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What is the meaning of inordinate?
"inordinate" (adj) means far more than is reasonable or necessary.
What is another word for inordinate?
Other words for "inordinate" include excessive, undue, unreasonable.
What is the opposite of inordinate?
The opposite of "inordinate" is moderate.
