英:[ɪ'mɒdərəsɪ]
美:[ɪ'mɒdərəsɪ]
英:[ɪ'mɒdərəsɪ]
美:[ɪ'mɒdərəsɪ]
noun
lack of moderation
noun
lack of moderation
The first known use of immoderacy was in 1682
ill-temperedadjective
having or showing a bad temper : ill-natured wrote an ill-tempered reply
an ill-tempered neighbor
ill-temperedadjective
having or showing a bad temper : ill-natured wrote an ill-tempered reply
an ill-tempered neighbor
illumineverb
illuminate sense 1
illumineverb
illuminate sense 1
immoderacynoun
the quality or state of being immoderate
1 the same immoderacy that caused him to become a drug addict later impelled him to embrace religious fanaticism
2 过度
over hard fancy unlimited excessive ultra unreasonable lavish undue extravagant exorbitant inordinate unconscionable immodest intemperate exceeding immoderate deuced overabundantly overly excessively unduly unreasonably devilish extravagantly exorbitantly overmuch trop troppo excess plethora overkill surfeit intemperance exorbitance nimiety super- carry to excess take too far beyond the mark overshoot the mark overstep the mark in excess to excess