inordinate ih-NAWR-dn-it adjective WS #25

unusually or disproportionately large; excessive; beyond normal limits; immoderate

1. His inordinate fear of flying prevented him from taking vacations abroad.
2. The inordinate delay in shipping caused many customers to cancel their orders.
3. She spent an inordinate amount of time perfecting her presentation for the board meeting.
4. The company's inordinate focus on profits led to neglect of employee welfare.
5. The celebrity's inordinate demands for special treatment annoyed the hotel staff.