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Meanings of immoderately in anglès
To a degree that exceeds the bounds or reason or moderation.
Usage of immoderately in anglès
1
The mischievous creature was highly diverted with the circumstance, and laughed immoderately.
2
The Duc de Gontaut laughed, during the whole of this conversation, immoderately.
3
It will be enough, if they do not love it too immoderately.
4
Other poets have represented men taken by this passion uncontrollably and immoderately.
5
He could not easily forgive any one who made him laugh immoderately.
6
Mr. Prohack sank deeper into the bed, and laughed loudly, immoderately, titanically.
7
I touched upon these matters to Jerome, but he only laughed immoderately.
8
They are immoderately fond of ardent spirits, men, women and-shockingto say-children.
9
M. Segmuller did not seem to be immoderately surprised at Lecoq's revelations.
10
When Monseigneur Guerillot tells him of Fanny's religious aspirations, he raves immoderately.
11
The voice of her youngest daughter was heard laughing rather immoderately.
12
If it bleed immoderately, sponge the wound freely with cold water.
13
Archie exclaimed, sitting upright for the first time and laughing immoderately.
14
He loved business immoderately, yet was always only doing it, never did it.
15
Kate and I sang, told stories, and laughed immoderately over everything.
16
Simon was a courtier, and laughed too, as immoderately as possible.
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