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Meanings of intemperate in English
Antonyms
Examples for "temperate"
Examples for "temperate"
1
The tea-tree flourishes best in temperate regions; in China it is indigenous.
2
Influenza epidemics occur once a year during the winter in temperate areas.
3
The modern Egyptians are, in general, extremely temperate in regard to food.
4
In temperate latitudes the shrubbery predominates, especially in the most northerly parts.
5
The few plants are strangers to the dwellers in the temperate zone.
Usage of intemperate in English
1
Today, most Denali climbers also avoid the Sourdoughs' intemperate winter climbing strategy.
2
The were the dictates of a passion impure as it was intemperate.
3
Ahead of me there were startling explosions of glass and intemperate shouting.
4
Eugene, with my last breath I implore you; forsake your intemperate companions.
5
Facts should never intentionally be distorted and intemperate language should be avoided.
6
Others disturb the harmony of their lives by intemperate sallies of passion.
7
The arrival of Miriam seemed hardly reason enough for such intemperate gayety.
8
The chief pleasures were those of the chase,-huntingand hawking,-andintemperate feasts.
9
Miami is similar to NYC in its lust for lavish, intemperate promotion.
10
It is the army, I suppose, of an intemperate and turbulent man.
11
On several occasions they also resisted much better cold and intemperate weather.
12
He wrote an intemperate article which was not accepted for publication anywhere.
13
An intemperate duke asked Foote how he should go to a masquerade.
14
The Duke of Buckingham might be intemperate but he is not disloyal.
15
SOCRATES: And to whom do we go with the unjust and intemperate?
16
This is praise, but not of an intemperate sort, nor very inclusive.
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Intemperate through the time
Intemperate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common