late 14c., "not owing or payable; unjustly demanded," also "not appropriate, unseasonable," also "excessive," from un- (1) "not" + past participle of due (v.). Formed on model of Old French indeu, Latin indebitus.
an undue loan
I didn't want to show undue excitement
accused of using undue force
undue influence
desire for undue private profit
his dress stops just short of undue elegance
undoubtable
undoubted
undreamed
undress
undressed
undue
undulant
undulate
undulation
unduly
undying