dis proportionality (dis prop ors hon alit i)

[ disproportional + -ity.] The quality of being disproportional. The world so's setten free From that untoward disproportional i tie . Dr. H. More, Psych a than asia, III. iii. 60. IMG:content-2856.png:[blocks in formation] It is plain that men have agreed to a disproportionate and unequal po e ion of the earth. Locke. The United States large populous nations IMG:content-2857.png:[blocks in formation] comparison with the Grecian commonwealths, or even the dispungelt (dis-punj'), v. t. [With imputed Swi cantons; and they are growing every day more dis proportionate, and therefore le capable of being held together by simple governments. J. Adams , Works, IV. 287. disproportionately (dis-pro-por's hon-at-li), adv . In a disproportionate degree; unsuitably; inadequately or exce ively. Boyle. disproportionate ne (dis-pro-porshon -ặt nes), n. The state of being disproportionate; want of proportion.