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Definition of inordinate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of inordinate is as below...
Inordinate
(a.) Not
limited
to rules
prescribed,
or to usual
bounds;
irregular;
excessive;
immoderate;
as, an
inordinate
love of the
world..
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Pride
::
Pride (n.) The
quality
or state of being
proud;
inordinate
self-esteem;
an
unreasonable
conceit
of one's own
superiority
in
talents,
beauty,
wealth,
rank, etc., which
manifests
itself
in lofty airs,
distance,
reserve,
and often in
contempt
of
others..
Gargantuan
::
Gargantuan
(a.)
Characteristic
of
Gargantua,
a
gigantic,
wonderful
personage;
enormous;
prodigious;
inordinate..
Passion
::
Passion
(n.) The state of the mind when it is
powerfully
acted upon and
influenced
by
something
external
to
itself;
the state of any
particular
faculty
which,
under such
conditions,
becomes
extremely
sensitive
or
uncontrollably
excited;
any
emotion
or
sentiment
(specifically,
love or
anger)
in a state of
abnormal
or
controlling
activity;
an
extreme
or
inordinate
desire;
also, the
capacity
or
susceptibility
of being so
affected;
as, to be in a
passion;
the
passions
of love, hate,
jealously,
wrath
Pamper
::
Pamper
(v. t.) To
gratify
inordinately;
to
indulge
to
excess;
as, to
pamper
pride;
to
pamper
the
imagination..
Blennorrhea
::
Blennorrhea
(n.) An
inordinate
secretion
and
discharge
of
mucus.
Enormous
::
Enormous
(a.)
Exceeding
the usual rule, norm, or
measure;
out of due
proportion;
inordinate;
abnormal..
Wild
::
Wild
(superl.)
Not
submitted
to
restraint,
training,
or
regulation;
turbulent;
tempestuous;
violent;
ungoverned;
licentious;
inordinate;
disorderly;
irregular;
fanciful;
imaginary;
visionary;
crazy..
Nimious
::
Nimious
(a.)
Excessive;
extravagant;
inordinate.
Intemperate
::
Intemperate
(a.)
Excessive;
ungovernable;
inordinate;
violent;
immoderate;
as,
intemperate
language,
zeal, etc.;
intemperate
weather..
Fume
::
Fume (v. t.) To
praise
inordinately;
to
flatter.
Ambition
::
Ambition
(n.) An
eager,
and
sometimes
an
inordinate,
desire
for
preferment,
honor,
superiority,
power,
or the
attainment
of
something..
Inordinacy
::
Inordinacy
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
inordinate;
excessiveness;
immoderateness;
as, the
inordinacy
of love or
desire..
Strangurious
::
Strangulation
(n.)
Inordinate
compression
or
constriction
of a tube or part, as of the
throat;
especially,
such as
causes
a
suspension
of
breathing,
of the
passage
of
contents,
or of the
circulation,
as in cases of
hernia..
Cupidity
::
Cupidity
(n.) Eager or
inordinate
desire,
especially
for
wealth;
greed of gain;
avarice;
covetousness.
Fume
::
Fume (n.) The
incense
of
praise;
inordinate
flattery.
Avarice
::
Avarice
(n.) An
excessive
or
inordinate
desire
of gain;
greediness
after
wealth;
covetousness;
cupidity.
Covet
::
Covet (v. i.) To have or
indulge
inordinate
desire.
Glutton
::
Glutton
(n.) A
carnivorous
mammal
(Gulo
luscus),
of the
family
Mustelidae,
about the size of a large
badger.
It was
formerly
believed
to be
inordinately
voracious,
whence
the name; the
wolverene.
It is a
native
of the
northern
parts of
America,
Europe,
and
Asia..
Disordeined
::
Disordeined
(a.)
Inordinate;
irregular;
vicious.
Undue
::
Undue (a.) Not
agreeable
to a rule or
standard,
or to duty;
disproportioned;
excessive;
immoderate;
inordinate;
as, an undue
attachment
to
forms;
an undue rigor in the
execution
of law..
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