Definition Synonyms
Definition of intemperate - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
self controlgoing too far in actions or speech, overly harsh
- His intemperate remarks shocked even his closest supporters.
2.
alcoholexcessive in drinking alcohol
- She was known for her intemperate drinking habits.
Origin of intemperate
Latin, in (not) + temperatus (moderate)
Examples of intemperate in a sentence
His intemperate criticism alienated even his closest supporters. His intemperate behavior at parties was a concern. The novel depicted an intemperate character struggling with addiction.
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- French:intempérant, immodéré, ...
- German:maßlos, übermäßig, ...
- Italian:intemperante, smodato, ...
- Spanish:desmedido, intemperante, ...
- Portuguese:intemperado, descontrolado, ...
- Chinese:过激的, 酗酒的, ...
- Japanese:度を越した, 酒癖の悪い, ...
- Arabic:مُفْرِط, مسرف, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי מְרוּסָּן, מֻפְרָז בְּשְׁתִיָּה, ...
- Russian:несдержанный, неумеренный, ...
- Ukrainian:невстриманий, ...
- Hindi:असंयमित, अत्यधिक, ...
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