overproportion (Meaning)
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overproportion (v. t.)
To make of too great proportion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overproportion
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overproportion Sentence Examples
- The overproportion of elderly residents in the nursing home strained the staff's resources.
- The study revealed an overproportion of women suffering from anxiety disorders than men.
- The company's senior leadership was overwhelmingly male, demonstrating an overproportion in the executive ranks.
- The city's crime rate was overproportionally high in low-income neighborhoods.
- The overproportion of students from underrepresented backgrounds in STEM fields highlighted the need for outreach programs.
- The overproportion of premature deaths among smokers underscored the devastating consequences of tobacco use.
- Economic inequality led to an overproportion of wealth being concentrated in the hands of a few individuals.
- The overproportion of medical errors in certain hospitals prompted an investigation into safety protocols.
- The overproportion of foreign-born residents in the city created a vibrant cultural landscape.
- The overproportion of incarcerated individuals from minority groups raised concerns about racial bias in the justice system.
FAQs About the word overproportion
To make of too great proportion.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The overproportion of elderly residents in the nursing home strained the staff's resources.
The study revealed an overproportion of women suffering from anxiety disorders than men.
The company's senior leadership was overwhelmingly male, demonstrating an overproportion in the executive ranks.
The city's crime rate was overproportionally high in low-income neighborhoods.
