How to pronounce “inordinate” in English

an inordinately complex area.

So we spend an inordinate amount of time trying to do pieces around the American Indian Probate Reform Act.

Darwin spent inordinate amounts of time studying the ways insects interacted with flowers.

So she spends an inordinate amount of time with David Beckham.

Think you got an inordinate amount of Saturdays left.

And just spend an inordinate amount of time talking about the progress of our change pattern.

We've met too many families who have spent an inordinate amount of money, I mean tens of thousands of dollars, have raised money through philanthropic efforts

But every single time they find that the hero put in inordinate amounts of work, met with obstacles,

And you shuffled them an inordinate amount, more than you needed to?

But instead, he's spending an inordinate amount of time obsessing about art.

So the level of complexity in many cases is inordinate.

But on top of that, the North Korean government also pumps an inordinate amount of propaganda and ideology,

So the level of complexity in many cases is inordinate.

a hot issue, at least on language Twitter, where I spend an inordinate amount of time.

The origins of narcissism, quite simply, are that we humans spend an inordinate amount of time being raised by our parents, much longer

And most people you meet, when you come to recognize the possibility of this cycle, most people you meet have given an inordinate importance

First of all, let me say-- during the Clinton administration, we spent an inordinate amount of time on North Korea.

is recruitment that's going on by various armed groups, militia groups-- in the case of the Congo, it's an inordinate number of people that are recruiting

Wow, because division is arithmetically a far more complicated operation to do, and modern CPUs devote an inordinate number

and he said, "Well, he must have an inordinate fondness for beetles."

one is, is you've got somebody who's really destructive in your group; you basically spend an inordinate amount of time dealing with the person.

Because I telescoped my feelings into the here and now and when we do that, we are inordinately