undue 音标拼音: [ənd'u]
a . 不适当的,过度的,未到期的
不适当的,过度的,未到期的
undue adj 1 :
not yet payable ; "
an undue loan " [
ant : {
due }]
2 :
not appropriate or proper (
or even legal )
in the circumstances ; "
undue influence "; "
I didn '
t want to show undue excitement "; "
accused of using undue force " [
ant :
{
due }]
3 :
lacking justification or authorization ; "
desire for undue private profit "; "
unwarranted limitations of personal freedom " [
synonym : {
undue }, {
unjustified }, {
unwarranted }]
4 :
beyond normal limits ; "
excessive charges "; "
a book of inordinate length "; "
his dress stops just short of undue elegance "; "
unreasonable demands " [
synonym : {
excessive },
{
inordinate }, {
undue }, {
unreasonable }]
Undue \
Un *
due "\,
a .
1 .
Not due ;
not yet owing ;
as ,
an undue debt ,
note ,
or bond .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Not right ;
not lawful or legal ;
improper ;
as ,
an undue proceeding . --
Bacon .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
Not agreeable to a rule or standard ,
or to duty ;
disproportioned ;
excessive ;
immoderate ;
inordinate ;
as ,
an undue attachment to forms ;
an undue rigor in the execution of law .
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1913 Webster ]
{
Undue influence } (
Law ),
any improper or wrongful constraint ,
machination ,
or urgency of persuasion ,
by which one '
s will is overcome and he is induced to do or forbear an act which he would not do ,
or would do ,
if left to act freely .
--
Abbott .
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1913 Webster ]
122 Moby Thesaurus words for "
undue ":
a bit much ,
abandoned ,
aberrant ,
abnormal ,
abominable ,
atrocious ,
boundless ,
criminal ,
cutthroat ,
delinquent ,
deviant ,
disgraceful ,
dizzy ,
egregious ,
enormous ,
evil ,
exacting ,
exaggerated ,
excessive ,
exorbitant ,
extortionate ,
extravagant ,
extreme ,
fabulous ,
fancy ,
gigantic ,
gluttonous ,
gouging ,
grossly overpriced ,
hardly the thing ,
high ,
hyperbolic ,
hypertrophied ,
ignominious ,
ill -
timed ,
illegal ,
immoderate ,
improper ,
inappropriate ,
inapt ,
incontinent ,
incorrect ,
indecorous ,
inept ,
inequitable ,
infamous ,
inflationary ,
iniquitous ,
inordinate ,
intemperate ,
monstrous ,
nonmeritorious ,
not coming ,
not done ,
not outstanding ,
not the thing ,
off -
base ,
off -
color ,
out of bounds ,
out of sight ,
out -
of -
line ,
outrageous ,
overbig ,
overdeveloped ,
overgreat ,
overgrown ,
overlarge ,
overmuch ,
overpriced ,
overweening ,
preposterous ,
prohibitive ,
sacrilegious ,
scandalous ,
shameful ,
shameless ,
sinful ,
skyrocketing ,
spiraling ,
steep ,
stiff ,
terrible ,
too much ,
towering ,
unapt ,
unbalanced ,
unbridled ,
unconscionable ,
undeserved ,
undeserving ,
unearned ,
unentitled ,
unequal ,
unequitable ,
uneven ,
unfit ,
unfitting ,
unjust ,
unjustifiable ,
unjustified ,
unlawful ,
unmeasurable ,
unmeet ,
unmerited ,
unmeriting ,
unowed ,
unowing ,
unreasonable ,
unrestrained ,
unrighteous ,
unrightful ,
unseasonable ,
unseemly ,
unsuitable ,
untimely ,
unwarrantable ,
unwarranted ,
unworthy ,
usurious ,
wicked ,
wrong ,
wrongful
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