to be out of proportion; imbalance; disproportionality

The ratio of the length on a map, mechanical drawing, or design to its actual length; often shown on the drawing as a number or a line segment.

Inverse proportion or inverse ratio, where one quantity increases while the other decreases at a constant rate

mathematical relationship where two quantities increase or decrease by the same factor

the ratio or proportion used in distributing shares or allocating resources among different parties

The division or allocation of a known quantity according to fixed ratios.

A system of voting in which each political party receives a number of seats in proportion to the total number of votes it received in an election.

A system where the tax rate remains fixed and does not change based on the amount of income or the size of the transaction.

to be out of proportion; referring to a situation where the size, amount, or importance of things do not match or relate fairly to each other