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Meanings of immoderate in English
Usage of immoderate in English
1
Besides, her boyfriend's immoderate enthusiasm alone was enough to nix the idea.
2
It forbade them the use of torture, or immoderate and inhuman punishments.
3
The charge is, that this schoolmaster has used immoderate and cruel correction.
4
I have always been accused of being immoderate and saying too much.
5
One of these is that we have an immoderate love of business.
6
Indulgent friendship feigned to believe this fiction, but fruit of immoderate gluttony.
7
Therefore drunkenness, which is caused by immoderate drink, is a venial sin.
8
Pepys's moderate praise and immoderate blame of Shakespeare are only superficially puzzling.
9
Just as the serenity seems intransmutable, it erupts twice into immoderate drama.
10
Why doth immoderate copulation do more hurt than immoderate letting of blood?
11
It's an immoderate zeal for education, but once you're educated, that's enough.
12
In matters of the soul, man shows himself unreasonable and immoderate.
13
From the Vatican itself came cautions against immoderate zeal for the Catholic faith.
14
Among all immoderate things the unrestrained tongue is the most annoying.
15
We shall find our destruction in our immoderate desire for peace.
16
Be not immoderate in urging your friend to discover a secret.
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