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unduly

[uhn-doo-lee, -dyoo-] / ʌnˈdu li, -ˈdyu- /


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Prof Jeremy Horder, a criminal law expert at London School of Economics, said he feared an "over-broad false statement law" could "have an unduly chilling effect on the speech of conscientious people and media outlets".

From BBC

Someone with $25 million, or $1 billion, has no particular reason to worry unduly about daily fluctuations in the stock market, or to panic.

From MarketWatch

You can see where this last factor, leverage, might unduly flatter the ROE of overborrowers.

From Barron's

You can see where this last factor, leverage, might unduly flatter the ROE of overborrowers.

From Barron's

One of the most important ways to do that is to loosen the anachronistic barriers that unduly inhibit bank innovation, especially when it comes to technological transformations like stablecoins.

From Barron's