inordinately

The policy catered strongly to young people as well as Black and Latino voters, both of whom are inordinately burdened with student debt.

All of those things were experienced inordinately by Black communities.

And, of course, Joe Biden is inordinately proud of his own personal Irish heritage - he had ancestors in County Mayo and County Louth.

By most traditional measures, Trump Media’s valuation is inordinately high.

"The finest medieval horses were like modern supercars -- inordinately expensive and finely tuned vehicles that proclaimed their owner's status," added Professor Oliver Creighton, a medieval specialist at the University of Exeter and part of the research team.