Definition Synonyms
Definition of immoderation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
excessivenessDated lack of moderation in actions or behaviorDated
- His immoderation in spending led to financial troubles..
2.
overindulgenceDated excessive indulgence in something, often food or drinkDated
- The holiday season was marked by immoderation in eating and drinking..
Origin of immoderation
Latin, im- (not) + moderatio (moderation)
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excess
immoderation due to exceeding sufficient or allowed limits
Examples of immoderation in a sentence
Immoderation in drinking can be dangerous. His immoderation led to serious health issues. Immoderation in spending can lead to financial troubles.
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- French:immodération, surconsommation, ...
- German:Unmäßigkeit, Völlerei, ...
- Italian:intemperanza, ...
- Spanish:desmesura, desenfreno, ...
- Portuguese:imoderação, ...
- Chinese:无节制, 过度放纵, ...
- Japanese:無節制, ...
- Arabic:إِفْراط, إِسْراف, ...
- Hebrew:חֹסֶר מִתּוּן, הִגְזָמָה, ...
- Russian:неумеренность, чрезмерность, ...
- Ukrainian:надмірність, надмірне споживання, ...
- Hindi:अतिरेक, अत्यधिकता, ...
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