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in·or·di·nate

Pronounced:

/ɪnˈoɚdn̩ət/Listen to audio

Function:

adjective

Meaning:

: going beyond what is usual, normal, or proper ▪ I waited an inordinate amount of time. ▪ They have had an inordinate number of problems with the schedule.
—in·or·di·nate·ly adverb ▪ We had to wait an inordinately long time.
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