“Inordinate” in Japanese
Short answer
Inordinate in Japanese is “大それた” (daisoreta). Full meaning: outrageous, wild (ambition, idea, etc.), crazy, inordinate, extravagant (e.g. claims), audacious, reckless, thoughtless, monstrous, appalling.
Other ways to say “Inordinate” in Japanese
法外
hougai exorbitant, outrageous, ridiculous, absurd, excessive, inordinate, extravagant, immoderate
大外れた
daisoreta outrageous, wild (ambition, idea, etc.), crazy, inordinate, extravagant (e.g. claims), audacious, reckless, thoughtless, monstrous, appalling
だいそれた
daisoreta outrageous, wild (ambition, idea, etc.), crazy, inordinate, extravagant (e.g. claims), audacious, reckless, thoughtless, monstrous, appalling
ほうがい
hougai exorbitant, outrageous, ridiculous, absurd, excessive, inordinate, extravagant, immoderate
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