Definition of disproportionately in English:

disproportionately

adverbˌdɪsprəˈpɔːʃ(ə)nətli

To an extent that is too large or too small in comparison with something else.
a tax cut would disproportionately benefit the rich
older cars contribute disproportionately to global warming
Example sentencesExamples
- Britain leads Europe in call centre jobs, with Scotland doing disproportionately well.
- Insufficient health insurance disproportionately affects women.
- The problem disproportionately affects the developing world, the report said.
- Science plays a disproportionately large role in the government's thinking on GM crops.
- Smokers do afterall contribute very heavily to the taxation revenue of this country and disproportionately so.
- In the developing countries of Asia, the elderly are consistently and disproportionately among the poorest of the poor.
- Locals maintain that property prices are disproportionately high compared with local incomes, and that locals will be squeezed out.
- Large and medium companies in the genres of ballet and modern dance are disproportionately well represented by this data.
- But she felt question six was disproportionately long and contained a few awkward parts.
- Final Salary schemes are also disproportionately weighted by gender.

Definition of disproportionately in US English:

disproportionately

adverbˌdisprəˈpôrSH(ə)nətlē

To an extent that is too large or too small in comparison with something else.
a tax cut would disproportionately benefit the rich
older cars contribute disproportionately to global warming
Example sentencesExamples
- Locals maintain that property prices are disproportionately high compared with local incomes, and that locals will be squeezed out.
- Science plays a disproportionately large role in the government's thinking on GM crops.
- Insufficient health insurance disproportionately affects women.
- But she felt question six was disproportionately long and contained a few awkward parts.
- The problem disproportionately affects the developing world, the report said.
- Final Salary schemes are also disproportionately weighted by gender.
- Smokers do afterall contribute very heavily to the taxation revenue of this country and disproportionately so.
- Britain leads Europe in call centre jobs, with Scotland doing disproportionately well.
- In the developing countries of Asia, the elderly are consistently and disproportionately among the poorest of the poor.
- Large and medium companies in the genres of ballet and modern dance are disproportionately well represented by this data.

单词	disproportionately
释义	Definition of disproportionately in English: disproportionately adverbˌdɪsprəˈpɔːʃ(ə)nətli To an extent that is too large or too small in comparison with something else. a tax cut would disproportionately benefit the rich older cars contribute disproportionately to global warming Example sentencesExamples Britain leads Europe in call centre jobs, with Scotland doing disproportionately well. Insufficient health insurance disproportionately affects women. The problem disproportionately affects the developing world, the report said. Science plays a disproportionately large role in the government's thinking on GM crops. Smokers do afterall contribute very heavily to the taxation revenue of this country and disproportionately so. In the developing countries of Asia, the elderly are consistently and disproportionately among the poorest of the poor. Locals maintain that property prices are disproportionately high compared with local incomes, and that locals will be squeezed out. Large and medium companies in the genres of ballet and modern dance are disproportionately well represented by this data. But she felt question six was disproportionately long and contained a few awkward parts. Final Salary schemes are also disproportionately weighted by gender. Definition of disproportionately in US English: disproportionately adverbˌdisprəˈpôrSH(ə)nətlē To an extent that is too large or too small in comparison with something else. a tax cut would disproportionately benefit the rich older cars contribute disproportionately to global warming Example sentencesExamples Locals maintain that property prices are disproportionately high compared with local incomes, and that locals will be squeezed out. Science plays a disproportionately large role in the government's thinking on GM crops. Insufficient health insurance disproportionately affects women. But she felt question six was disproportionately long and contained a few awkward parts. The problem disproportionately affects the developing world, the report said. Final Salary schemes are also disproportionately weighted by gender. Smokers do afterall contribute very heavily to the taxation revenue of this country and disproportionately so. Britain leads Europe in call centre jobs, with Scotland doing disproportionately well. In the developing countries of Asia, the elderly are consistently and disproportionately among the poorest of the poor. Large and medium companies in the genres of ballet and modern dance are disproportionately well represented by this data.
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