intemperate English

Meaning intemperate meaning

What does intemperate mean?

intemperate

— adjective (of weather or climate) not mild; subject to extremes an intemperate climate intemperate zones

— adjective excessive in behavior intemperate rage

— adjective (= hard) given to excessive indulgence of bodily appetites especially for intoxicating liquors a hard drinker

Synonyms intemperate synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as intemperate?

intemperate English » English

immoderate

heavy

overindulgent

incontinent

imprudent

hard

excessive

drunken

unwise

unwarranted

unwarrantable

unthoughtful

unthinking

unsparing

unreflective

unreasonable

unjustified

unjustifiable

undue

unconsidered

unconscionable

ultra

tough

swingeing

strict

stern

steep

sottish

smart

severe

self-indulgent

searing

rowdyish

rigorous

raging

prohibitory

prohibitive

overdue

nonindulgent

luxurious

insupportable

inordinate

inebriated

inebriate

indulgent

indiscreet

indefensible

inclement

incautious

impetuous

Topics intemperate topics

What do people use intemperate to talk about?

Social behavior Behavior Self-controlled

Lack self-control

• What words describe a person who does not control himself?
  addicted excessive gluttonous indulgent intemperate piggish prodigal riotous self-indulgent surfeit unbridled uncontrolled unrestrained voracious