Meanings of immoderate use in English

Remarkably sudden disaster followed the immoderate use of alcohol.

The Moslems, however, declare that its immoderate use in cooking taints the exudations of the skin.

There can be, I should think, no question that immoderate use of alcohol produces most destructive results.

Her health was ruined, especially by the immoderate use of opium, taken nominally as a remedy for sleeplessness.

The question, then, was to bring the reform to bear upon what led to the immoderate use of it.

How injurious the immoderate use of alcoholic beverages proved to be was demonstrated in three cases of convalescents, who were still somewhat weak.

All that has been said about Bonaparte's immoderate use of snuff has no more foundation in truth than his pretended partiality for coffee.

With those the immoderate use of spirituous liquors is a long contracted disease, which it is perhaps past the skill of legislation to cure.