Associations to the word «Immoderate»
Noun
- Laughter
- Fit
- Intoxication
- Indulgence
- Drinking
- Moderation
- Grief
- Lust
- Modesty
- Correction
- Thirst
- Wherefore
- Sorrow
- Appetite
- Extreme
- Desire
- Emancipation
- Zeal
- Humour
- Countenance
- Pleasure
- Misery
- Flux
- Joy
- Passion
- Slang
- Liquor
- Rich
- Burst
- Licence
- Praise
- Virtue
- Affection
- Stern
- Sin
- Tobacco
- Expense
- Quantity
- Evil
- Torture
- Wine
- Anger
- Drink
- Conduct
- Pride
- Counsel
- Regard
- Pain
- Labour
- Meat
- Length
- Cause
- Consequence
- Disorder
- Love
- Possession
- Heat
- Mention
- Taste
- Fruit
- Consideration
Adjective
Wiktionary
IMMODERATE, adjective. Excessive or lacking, not consistent
Dictionary definition
IMMODERATE, adjective. Beyond reasonable limits; "immoderate laughter"; "immoderate spending".
Wise words
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