Disproportioned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPROPORTIONED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT):
• to make disproportionate.
VERB:
• DISPROPORTION, to make out of proportion
NOUN:
• lack of proportion; lack of proper relationship in size, number, etc.: architectural disproportions.
• something out of proportion: the disproportions of an awkward body.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lack of proportion, symmetry, or proper relation; disparity; an instance of such disparity

Words related to DISPROPORTIONED

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How to use DISPROPORTIONED in a sentence

• We have, at present, great numbers of charity schools established in this nation, where the children of the poor receive an education disproportioned to their birth.
• Her colonies in our vicinity will be likely to continue too much disproportioned in strength to be able to give us any dangerous annoyance.
• By giving utterance to this self-reproach, so passionate, so immense, so disproportioned to the crime, the innocent Charlotte laid herself open to an unjust suspicion.
• But in spite of this and many other precautions, the expense for fuel was enormously disproportioned to the tonnage of the vessel.
• It does not appear that his position was ill chosen, or his means disproportioned to his ends, had he been sustained by funds from England, as he had a right to expect.
• This burden did not seem at all disproportioned to their strength.
• Few will believe that zeal for the honor of the Catholic Church prompted Louis Philippe to inflict so disproportioned a punishment.
• In the cartoon the disproportioned bulk of Heraclitus, thrust into the foreground and writing in an impossible attitude on a desk in impossible perspective, is not to be found.
• A constitution of government so disproportioned cannot endure.
• How such slight domestic incidents as her life consisted of could produce results so greatly disproportioned to their apparent cause may always excite our curiosity.
• In these, the women and children are often employed in labors disproportioned to their sex and age.
• The minuteness with which I have so far given its details, is disproportioned to the general scale of my narrative.
• Subjected to the rule of this domestic economy, Godefroid found his immediate state so disproportioned to the visions of himself and his parents, that he grew discouraged.
• He may live in a tenement house, and his expenses will still be disproportioned to the return received.
• Latterly one hears constantly of the physical decay which threatens the American people, because of their unwise and disproportioned stimulation of the brain.
• The magnificence of the quays seems disproportioned to the trifling character of the commerce they are destined to receive.
• The last parliament of James, amidst all their joy and festivity, had given him a supply very disproportioned to his demand, and to the occasion.
• In pursuance of this recommendation, parliament voted L50,000 for the relief of distressed unions, a sum utterly disproportioned to the necessities of the case.
• In her compositions there is nothing womanish, commonplace, or disproportioned.
• It haunts me still with disproportioned remorse through all the weeks of his illness.
• Clark of Dalreoch, whose head was vastly disproportioned to his body, met Mr.
• The consideration at that time, was not very greatly disproportioned to the value of the land.
• Therefore it was that Cabool and its disasters drew an attention so disproportioned to their military importance.

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