Synonyms for disproportionately
dis·pro·por·tion·ate·ly

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1. disproportionatelyadverb

   out of proportion

   "this wall is disproportionately long"

   Antonyms:
   proportionally, proportionately

2. disproportionatelyadverb

   to a disproportionate degree

   "his benefits were disproportionately generous"

   Antonyms:
   proportionately, proportionally

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1. List of paraphrases for "disproportionately":

   disproportionally, disproportionably, abnormally, excessively, outrageously, unduly, anomalously, unreasonably

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1. Brian Power:

   There is a long standing issue of publication bias, in that studies with statistically significant findings get disproportionately published, this conclusion should be replicated to increase the confidence that there is no effect. Doing so will ensure we don't waste resources into the future.

2. Getty Images:

   One of them was to reduce crime enhancements because he felt that a large number of these bad guys are gang members and they're Black and Brown people, and therefore they are victims of systemic racism [in the governor's view], never mind that the very victims that they claim that they care about are also disproportionately Black and Brown.

3. Scott Walter:

   The groups Arnold funds peddle utopian pipe dreams under the guise of progressive reform, but the victims won't be billionaires like him. They'll disproportionately be poor people of color.

4. Eileen Naughton:

   We understand (small businesses) don't have the benefit of large IT tech infrastructure and development, and they need our assistance in this area disproportionately more than a large business would, we've never set up an outpost in a city - in a garage - as we have here in Leeds, and offered these services openly. For us, it's an exciting experiment.

5. Stephanie Jones:

   Our concern rests in the possibility that the state's closure of driver license offices disproportionately constrains the ability of some residents to secure driving privileges, register personal and commercial vehicles, and obtain proper identification a critical requirement for access to essential activities such as opening a bank account and voting.