as adverb as in overmuch Excessively or disproportionately, as in being too much or not in the correct relation to something else. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Out Of Proportion'
The noise from the construction site was out of proportion to the peaceful atmosphere of the neighborhood.
Her excitement was out of proportion when she received a simple thank-you note.
The amount of time spent on administrative tasks is out of proportion to the actual work done.
The car's speed was out of proportion to the narrowness of the winding mountain road.
His anger was out of proportion, considering the trivial nature of the disagreement.
The politician's reaction to the criticism was out of proportion, escalating a minor disagreement into a public feud.
The climber's fear of heights was out of proportion to the relatively low elevation of the hiking trail.
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