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. Annette Fuentes:

   The kids who were criminalized were overwhelmingly black and Latino students, what is clear is that kids who are punished disproportionately to their violation of school codes are more likely to drop out. Kids who are suspended are more likely to because drop outs. That means the risk of that kid growing up and falling into real criminal behavior is real.

2. Asha Banerjee:

   It’s very much a racial justice issue because Black and Hispanic women are very disproportionately incarcerated. And that has huge economic impacts on future earnings and the ability to get a job.

3. Dan Immergluck:

   If some disproportionately White communities weren't annexed, Black political power would in time overwhelm White political power, hartsfield had developed a kind of coalition between Bill White and Black political power. Bill White basically said,' If you don't have this( coalition), you'll have an increasingly Black city or, in the short run, an increasingly racist, predominantly White government. And we need to maintain a White majority.'.

4. Jason Kander:

   And so absolutely, across the country, Republican elected officials will seek to take advantage of this to bounce people off of the voter rolls who are disproportionately people of color, unemployed people, young people, people with disabilities, and it's also possible for military veterans to get caught up in it too.

5. Jared Baeten:

   Some individuals are either particularly infectious or that the [ amount of ] time or number of people that they spend time with is enough to make their effect on spreading the virus to be disproportionately greater than the average.