Immoderately

Synonyms for "immoderately" (17 found)

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Translations

9 translations across 8 languages.

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Ancient Greek

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  • ἀμέτρως adv (in an immoderate manner)

Catalan

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  • immoderadament adv (in an immoderate manner)

Finnish

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  • ylenpalttisesti adv (in an immoderate manner)

French

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  • immodérément adv (in an immoderate manner)

German

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  • maßlos adv (in an immoderate manner)

Hungarian

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  • mértéktelenül adv (in an immoderate manner)

Italian

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  • smodatamente adv (in an immoderate manner)

Polish

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  • bez opamiętania adv (in an immoderate manner)
  • bez umiaru adv (in an immoderate manner)

Sample sentences

2 total sentences available.

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One day, Kateb Yacine, our great writer, and famous playwright, was called to receive a prize. As he walked onto the stage, he stumbled and "some people" laughed. He turned around and said to them, "La Fontaine made the animals laugh and today I made you laugh!" This story could have happened and is very believable and timeless, even if it was necessarily spread by word of mouth. Kateb Yacine was a great humble artist and was said to drink immoderately and, as an opponent on principle, he was best known for his escapades.

Source: tatoeba (10963364)

One day, Kateb Yacine, our great writer, and famous playwright, was called to receive a prize. As he walked onto the stage, he stumbled and some people laughed. He turned around and said to them, "La Fontaine made the animals laugh and today I made you laugh!" This story could have happened and is very believable and timeless, even if it was necessarily spread by word of mouth. Kateb Yacine was a great humble artist and was said to drink immoderately and, as an opponent on principle, he was best known for his escapades.

Source: tatoeba (10963368)

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