Pronunciation: /dɪsˌproʊpɔːrʃəˈnæləti/
noun the state or condition of being disproportionate; lack of proportion or equality in size, quantity, or degree
A1 The teacher explained the concept of disproportionality in a simple way.
A2 The report highlighted the disproportionality in access to healthcare services.
B1 There is a growing concern about the disproportionality in funding for public schools.
B2 The research findings revealed a clear disproportionality in representation of different ethnic groups.
C1 The government is taking steps to address the disproportionality in sentencing for minor offenses.
C2 The study delved deep into the root causes of disproportionality in income distribution.
formal The study found evidence of disproportionality in the distribution of resources among different demographic groups.
informal There's a lot of disproportionality when it comes to who gets the biggest slice of the budget.
slang It's totally unfair how much disproportionality there is in the way they hand out bonuses.
figurative In the world of business, there is often a sense of disproportionality in the amount of risk taken compared to the potential reward.
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