- in
criminal cases;
harsh conditions;
prolonged pretrial detention and
inordinate delays of trials;
reluctance to
prosecute as well as
inefficiency in prosecuting...
- it to be his god". As
defined outside Christian writings,
greed is an
inordinate desire to
acquire or
possess more than one needs,
especially with respect...
-
concluded his
campaign against the Alamanni, it
became evident that he was
inordinately preoccupied with
Alexander the Great. He
began openly mimicking Alexander...
-
maudlin air the two have
little in common. In the
earlier film
Jolson was
inordinately attached to his
mother and sang "Mammy"; here the
fixation was on his...
-
commentator he is
known for his
trademark hesitant commentary,
being inordinately fond of the
expressions “potentially”, “maybe” and “at times”. Petchey...
- In
British English, a prig (/ˈprɪɡ/) is a
person who
shows an
inordinately zealous approach to
matters of form and propriety—especially
where the prig...
- the revolution.
Thomas Jefferson,
writing in 1821,
claimed that "Her
inordinate gambling and dissipations, with
those of the
Count d'Artois, and others...
-
concluded his
campaign against the Alamanni, it
became evident that he was
inordinately preoccupied with
emulating Alexander the Great. He
began openly mimicking...
- that person,
obsessive fantasies surrounding the person, and
spending inordinate amounts of time s****ing out, making, or
looking at
images of that person...
- Rocco, a
concierge at the
White Lotus to whom
Valentina has
taken an
inordinate dislike Eleonora Romandini as Isabella, a
concierge at the
White Lotus...
