Disproportion for Dummies

Alright, so the word "disproportion" can be kind of tricky, but I'm here to help you understand it! When we talk about "disproportion," we're basically talking about something not being in the right balance or not being equal. It's like if you had a see-saw and one side was much heavier than the other, so it wouldn't go up and down evenly. That would be a disproportion.

Now, there are a couple of different ways we can use this word. First, we can use it to talk about the size or amount of something being out of balance. For example, if you have a little bit of ice cream and a whole lot of sprinkles, that would be a disproportion. The amount of ice cream doesn't match up with the amount of sprinkles, so it's not balanced.

The word "disproportion" can also be used to talk about things not being fair or just. For example, if one person gets a huge slice of cake and someone else gets just a tiny bite, that would be a disproportion. It's not fair because the portions aren't equal.

So, to sum it up, "disproportion" is all about things not being in the right balance or not being fair. It's like when things are out of whack or not quite right. I hope that helps you understand it a little better! Just remember, it's all about things not being equal or fair.