Examples of 'intemperate' in a sentence
Meaning of "intemperate"
Intemperate is an adjective that describes a person or behavior as lacking moderation or self-restraint, often associated with excessive indulgence
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- Lacking moderation, temper or control.
- Indulging any appetite or passion to excess, especially the drinking of alcohol.
- To disorder.
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It was intemperate of you to have an affair with a colleague.
But of those robbed of life by intemperate command.
Intemperate comments are the order of the day.
We will have no more outbursts or intemperate language.
These intemperate reactions may seem bizarre.
But that was most intemperate of you.
The intemperate are worse than the incontinent.
I might have said some intemperate things.
Of the intemperate and not of the temperate.
As that of his drunkenness has made intemperate.
Their intemperate attempts will certainly fail.
We were made to feel like intemperate problem children.
Intemperate in the use of liquor.
It is impossible for intemperate persons to be patient.
I hope my email was not too intemperate.
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To the most intemperate enjoyment of tranquility and opulence.
His imprisonment did little to assuage his intemperate behaviour.
I never lead an intemperate life or live my life immorally.
He also can be naive and intemperate.
In cities with intemperate climates this limitation is accentuated.
It might be because the room is intemperate.
It is unwise to be intemperate or drunken with wine.
It is simply the result of an unbalanced and intemperate lifestyle.
Temper your most intemperate voice with compassion.
Your father has written to me and in very intemperate language.
Of his own intemperate pursuit of pleasure.
The wife of the intemperate.
This is intemperate and unprofessional.
Your language is intemperate.
The arrogant and intemperate pontiff launched against the.
The approach of madness may have been hastened by his intemperate habits.
Now it is possible to be intemperate in the most varied ways.
My intemperate consumption.
Most of them lead a most intemperate and immoral life.
But intemperate speech and wild accusations do not further your cause.
If a man becomes intemperate at thirty years of.
Intemperate men should not by vote of the people be placed in positions of trust.
But the tone of his letter was intemperate to the point of insolence.
They are widely used for residential and commercial construction in intemperate climates.
Some intemperate words.
To leave now is intemperate.
By the intemperate winds.
Socrates when asked whether it is just to give back arms owed to an intemperate.
He spoke most intemperate.
I was intemperate in my youth.
You were somewhat hot headed and intemperate in your methods.
Gives rise to an intemperate technicism which is nothing other than idolatry of the.
They will be intemperate.
But his use of such intemperate language will be seen as dowsing a fire with petrol.
I suffered all the agonies of a man bound to a wife that was intemperate and unchaste.
