disproportionate
అసమాన
definition
verb
water disproportionates to oxygen and hydrogen
undergo disproportionation.
adjective
people on lower incomes spend a disproportionate amount of their income on fuel
too large or too small in comparison with something else.
example
Rivals complain that Murphy has 'disproportionate' amounts of cash with which to distort the market.
We must all understand what takes up a 'disproportionate' amount of the available police resources we all call for.
Readings take up a 'disproportionate' amount of my time and, more importantly, emotional energy, I find.
They took up a 'disproportionate' amount of teachers' time and caused unreasonable stress.
These can take a 'disproportionate' amount of time and funding, to the detriment of local priorities.
This economic control gives capitalists a 'disproportionate' amount of power in all realms of society.
For someone with what you might call a small social circle, I get invited to a 'disproportionate' amount of weddings.
It turned out that a 'disproportionate' amount of the unclaimed luggage originated from the Indian sub-continent.
In a country which is invariably ruled by coalitions, a small number of seats can buy a 'disproportionate' amount of power.
It's received a wholly 'disproportionate' amount of attention just because of his name.
Under Japan's political system, towns like Towa wield a 'disproportionate' amount of influence.
Of course in reality I know some very nice people with beards (as well as a 'disproportionate' amount of idiots).
California bears a 'disproportionate' amount of the cost of illegal immigration.
That can take up a 'disproportionate' amount of time and there is therefore less time spent on the business of teaching and learning.
So I guess we've all spent a 'disproportionate' amount of time in the three second-hand shops.
Kate gets a 'disproportionate' amount of wreckage to build her shelter.
Very obese people tend not to exercise and are frequently poor, and they spend a 'disproportionate' amount of time dieting.
The Sheikh's willingness to spend 'disproportionate' amounts of money for certain objects has astonished the art world.
The 'disproportionate' amount of privately educated applicants who continue to win places each year is a concern.
Cops spend a 'disproportionate' amount of time in their cars, driving around on motor patrol.
They suffered grievously and 'disproportionately' during the conflict.
The rapidly induced production of ROS under stress conditions initially results in the production of O.2 -, which then 'disproportionates' to H 2 O 2 either spontaneously or via superoxide dismutase.
The latter 'disproportionates' to H 2 O 2 and O2.
Asian women were 'disproportionately' represented in the figures, also.
Scottish football may not be up to much, yet our small nation is 'disproportionately' well-endowed with big football grounds.
MDAsA is spontaneously 'disproportionated' to AsA and dehydroascorbate (DAsA).
Hence, the 'disproportionateness' of his reactions.
The distrust and the 'disproportionateness' in the process of employment remained even after the change of state politics in 2001.
They are people whose ardor for war grows 'disproportionately' to their distance from the fighting.
The inconsistency and 'disproportionateness' which has been occasioned in our sentiments of benevolence, offers a curious moral phenomenon.
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