Definition of malapportioned in English:

malapportioned

adjective ˌmaləˈpɔːʃnd

US Politics

Of a legislative or electoral body: badly or inequitably apportioned; structured or constituted in such a way as to deprive sectors of the population of fair representation.

1960s; earliest use found in Journal of Politics. From mal- + apportioned, past participle of apportion.

adjectiveˌmaləˈpɔːʃnd

US Politics

Of a legislative or electoral body: badly or inequitably apportioned; structured or constituted in such a way as to deprive sectors of the population of fair representation.

1960s; earliest use found in Journal of Politics. From mal- + apportioned, past participle of apportion.

单词	malapportioned
释义	Definition of malapportioned in English: malapportioned adjective ˌmaləˈpɔːʃnd US Politics Of a legislative or electoral body: badly or inequitably apportioned; structured or constituted in such a way as to deprive sectors of the population of fair representation. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Journal of Politics. From mal- + apportioned, past participle of apportion. Definition of malapportioned in US English: malapportioned adjectiveˌmaləˈpɔːʃnd US Politics Of a legislative or electoral body: badly or inequitably apportioned; structured or constituted in such a way as to deprive sectors of the population of fair representation. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Journal of Politics. From mal- + apportioned, past participle of apportion.
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