IMMODERATE Meaning (definition)

The meaning of the word "Immoderate" in English

Immoderate a. : Not moderate; exceeding just or usual and suitable bounds; excessive; extravagant; unreasonable; as, immoderate demands; immoderate grief; immoderate laughter.

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Defination from the web:
immoderate from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games. ... exceeding just, usual, or suitable bounds <immoderate pride> <an immoderate appetite> synonyms see excessive. — im·mod·er·ate·ly adverb. — im ...

antonyms
(adjective) moderate

related terms
  (adjective) intemperate
  (adjective) intense
  (adjective) unreasonable

similar terms
  (adjective) abnormal
  (adjective) all-fired
  (adjective) exaggerated
  (adjective) excessive
  (adjective) exorbitant
  (adjective) extortionate
  (adjective) extraordinary
  (adjective) extreme
  (adjective) extremist
  (adjective) far
  (adjective) inordinate
  (adjective) outrageous
  (adjective) over-the-top
  (adjective) overdone
  (adjective) overstated
  (adjective) radical
  (adjective) sinful
  (adjective) stark
  (adjective) steep
  (adjective) ultra
  (adjective) unconscionable
  (adjective) undue
  (adjective) unreasonable
  (adjective) usurious

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