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inordinately

[in-awr-dn-it-lee] / ɪnˈɔr dn ɪt li /










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The inordinately high number of fatalities at the Hyundai property is an indication of a lax safety culture, said Ahmed Al-Bayati, founding director of the Construction Safety Research Center at Lawrence Technological University, in Michigan.

From The Wall Street Journal

Between extreme fandom and pouring scorn, Reshammiya took the best from both and turned it into something unique and inordinately fun.

From BBC

Content creators dependent on the app for revenue told the BBC, if it shuts down in the US their lives would change inordinately without the platform.

From BBC

Some told the BBC that their lives would change inordinately without the platform.

From BBC

That just takes 80-something victories, and any owner suggesting it is inordinately challenging to compete for a playoff spot should sell before he embarrasses himself any further.

From Los Angeles Times