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Meanings of inordinately in English
Portuguese
extraordinària Synonyms
Examples for "extraordinarily"
Examples for "extraordinarily"
1
The work on view is also, by the way, extraordinarily good value.
2
Far from being mean, many thousands of people showed themselves extraordinarily generous.
3
Admittedly, the initial conditions for containing generalised inflation today are extraordinarily favourable.
4
Appeals from jury decisions in sex abuse cases can be extraordinarily complex.
5
Prof Murphy said symptomatic disease in young people was still extraordinarily low.
Usage of inordinately in English
1
And the reality dysfunction ability has proved inordinately useful over the years.
2
They are the backbone of all drama; and I love drama inordinately.
3
He remained in front of the message for an inordinately long time.
4
Everybody had agreed in assuring her that Mr. Smithson was inordinately rich.
5
Edinburgh is our own town, and we are inordinately proud of it.
6
Whenever a man coveteth anything inordinately, anon is he disquieted in himself.
7
It threw itself at her feet, prostrate, the inordinately long arms outstretched.
8
If the city grows rapidly enough, these gains may be inordinately great.
9
He was inordinately vain, and died at last insane and a suicide.
10
They were both inordinately desirous of war, and rather generals than kings.
11
Bellis was not inordinately fond of Silas, she realized with mild surprise.
12
It was a deadly sump, as most were, but not inordinately so.
13
There were times, as I have said, when we felt inordinately strong.
14
But reavers were inordinately strong, and there were thousands up there to work.
15
However, the Labor-Liberal preference deal made those two campaigns inordinately harder.
16
There were seventeen, a nice prime number, which interested Orma inordinately.
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Inordinately through the time
Inordinately across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common