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incondign
a. (context chiefly of punishment English) inappropriate or disproportionate; be it excessively harsh or lenient.
Usage examples of "incondign".
Perhaps when you have gained an incondign mastery over the wild magic, you will use it to recant the price.
That you should presume to judge us at all is incondign and displeasing.
In return for his brutality, his raging and incondign improvidence, they had kept him alive, given him purpose.
He felt enclosed by incondign verdancy, a savage ecstasy of growth more insidious than walls, and more stifling.
The hawk was ill, incondign, a thing created by wrong for purposes of wrong-bent away from its birth by a power that dared to warp nature.