Meanings of immoderately fond in English

They are immoderately fond of ardent spirits, men, women and-shockingto say-children.

After the chastisements came galas again, of which the king and his court were immoderately fond.

Alfred had been a vulgar little boy, addicted to slang and immoderately fond of noisy games.

Is he immoderately fond of being praised?

It may likewise be said, That the wisest men have been in their youth immoderately fond of pleasure.

With the money I raised from the Jew I continually bought coffee and opium, of which I grew immoderately fond.

On rising, they begged for a bucksheesh, which I gave in tobacco or snuff, of which they are immoderately fond.

Amongst his many good qualities he has one unenviable and, I may add, a bad propensity: he is immoderately fond of smoking.

Their amusements all tend to excite and continue their amorous passions; and their songs, of which they are immoderately fond, answer the same purpose.