intemperate language
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Intemperate
Synonyms for "intemperate" (197 found)
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Adjective(17 words)
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8 entriesTranslations
18 translations across 7 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- ἀκρατής adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
Bulgarian
2 entries- невъздържан adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
- неумерен adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
Georgian
4 entries- არაზომიერი adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
- ზომაგადასული adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
- თავშეუკავებელი adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
- უზომო adj (indulging any appetite or passion to excess, especially the drinking of alcohol)
Hungarian
4 entries- féktelen adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
- gátlástalan adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
- iszákos adj (indulging any appetite or passion to excess, especially the drinking of alcohol)
- mértéktelen adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
Latin
1 entries- intemperans adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
Portuguese
2 entries- imoderado adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
- imoderado adj (indulging any appetite or passion to excess, especially the drinking of alcohol)
Russian
1 entries- невоздержанный adj (lacking moderation, temper or control)
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intemperate zeal
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Constantine engaged himself, by a solemn promise, to deliver Italy from the Goths; advanced as far as the banks of the Po; and after alarming, rather than assisting, his pusillanimous ally, hastily returned to the palace of Arles, to celebrate, with intemperate luxury, his vain and ostentatious triumph.
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