Immoderate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMMODERATE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• exceeding just, usual, or suitable bounds
• not sensible or restrained; excessive
• Not moderate; exceeding just or usual and suitable bounds; excessive; extravagant; unreasonable; as, immoderate demands; immoderate grief; immoderate laughter.
• beyond reasonable limits

Words related to IMMODERATE

immoderately20

Words that contain IMMODERATE

immoderately20 immoderateness19 immoderatenesse20 immoderatenesses21

How to use IMMODERATE in a sentence

• Thus an everyday use of the term today was once wrenched and immoderate speech.
• When one of her daughters died, her grief was as immoderate as that of Bernard on the loss of his brother.
• In all probability they have a quite immoderate, quite morbid reverence for the sanctity of healthy life.
• An immoderate laughter followed, in which no one joined more heartily than the brother himself.
• In matters of the soul, man shows himself unreasonable and immoderate.
• The Superior of the house is an immoderate revolutionist, speaks English very well, and is a great admirer of our party writers.
• I never saw a limb, loins, and shoulders so framed for immoderate strength.
• Thus the mischievous excess in both directions affected their bodies alternately, and injured them by an immoderate increase first of cold and then of heat.
• When the theeves were all asleepe by their great and immoderate drinking, the young man Lepolemus took the Maiden and set her upon my backe, and went homeward.
• All three, then, burst into an immoderate fit of laughter.
• Immoderate victory sat and sang to the white-cockaded army.
• This prerogative grew without immoderate exercise till the close of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth.
• You can imagine the impertinent and immoderate laughter of all the boys who witnessed this scene.
• The immoderate breadth of the features made me very much out of humor with my own countenance, upon which I threw it from me like a mask.
• I had intended to have written a word to your Excellency on the subject of the new constitution, but I have already spun out my letter to an immoderate length.
• Laughter is never immoderate enough to bring tears to the eyes.
• The first of those immoderate grants was not taken from the ancient demesne of the crown, but from the recent confiscation of the ancient nobility of the land.
• Among all immoderate things the unrestrained tongue is the most annoying.
• In fuller doses this tincture will provoke a determination of blood to the head, with bleeding from the nose, and sometimes with a disposition to immoderate laughter.
• Schubert, on the one hand, could compose the most moderate songs, on the other, the most immoderate.
• Sad to tell, the funeral rites of Highland chieftains were not supposed to have been duly celebrated except there was an immoderate and often fatal consumption of whisky.
• I remonstrated against her immoderate grief, represented the injury she must sustain by the indulgence of it, and conjured her to suppress the violence of its emotions.
• And to what is their extensive fame to be attributed? Not surely to their immoderate riches.
• The immoderate wealth acquired by Eprius Marcellus has been mentioned in this Dialogue, section 8.

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