Associations to the word «Intemperance»
Noun
- Temperance
- Cowardice
- Idleness
- Excess
- Desertion
- Insanity
- Evil
- Adultery
- Luxury
- Lust
- Liquor
- Malady
- Gout
- Cruelty
- Drinking
- Habit
- Absolute
- Discord
- Impurity
- Felony
- Slavery
- Sin
- Misery
- Indulgence
- Ignorance
- Vice
- Neglect
- Sermon
- Sickness
- Zeal
- Wherefore
- Delicacy
- Abolitionist
- Outrage
- Generosity
- Pleasure
- Folly
- Appetite
- Reproach
- Piety
- Inclination
- Enjoyment
- Divorce
- Reformer
- Curse
- Disgrace
- Jealousy
- Drink
- Moral
- Pledge
- Degradation
- Mischief
- Suppression
- Alcohol
- Consequence
- Speaking
- Poverty
- Weakness
- Disease
- Gambling
- Passion
- Mankind
- Wine
- Conviction
- Genius
- Asylum
- Ambition
- Virtue
- Desire
- Crime
- Cause
- Defect
Adjective
Wiktionary
INTEMPERANCE, noun. Lack of moderation or temperance; excess
INTEMPERANCE, noun. Drunkenness; gluttony
Dictionary definition
INTEMPERANCE, noun. The quality of being intemperate.
INTEMPERANCE, noun. Consumption of alcoholic drinks.
INTEMPERANCE, noun. Excess in action and immoderate indulgence of bodily appetites, especially in passion or indulgence; "the intemperance of their language".
Wise words
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