intemperance
n . 不节制,过度,酗酒
不节制,过度,酗酒
intemperance n 1 :
the quality of being intemperate [
ant : {
moderation },
{
temperance }]
2 :
consumption of alcoholic drinks [
synonym : {
intemperance },
{
intemperateness }]
3 :
excess in action and immoderate indulgence of bodily appetites ,
especially in passion or indulgence ; "
the intemperance of their language " [
synonym : {
intemperance },
{
intemperateness }, {
self -
indulgence }]
Intemperance \
In *
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n . [
F .
intemp ['
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rance ,
L .
intemperantia .
See {
In -}
not ,
and {
Temperance }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
The act of becoming ,
or state of being ,
intemperate ;
excess in any kind of action or indulgence ;
any immoderate indulgence of the appetites or passions .
[
1913 Webster ]
God is in every creature ;
be cruel toward none ,
neither abuse any by intemperance . --
Jer .
Taylor .
[
1913 Webster ]
Some ,
as thou sawest ,
by violent stroke shall die ,
By fire ,
flood ,
famine ,
by intemperance more In meats and drinks . --
Milton .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Specifically :
Habitual or excessive indulgence in alcoholic liquors .
[
1913 Webster ]
118 Moby Thesaurus words for "
intemperance ":
Bacchus ,
Dionysus ,
abandon ,
abandonment ,
bacchanalianism ,
bibaciousness ,
bibacity ,
bibulosity ,
bibulousness ,
boundlessness ,
carpe diem ,
conspicuous consumption ,
crapulence ,
crapulency ,
crapulousness ,
debauchery ,
dissipation ,
drunkenness ,
edacity ,
egregiousness ,
enormousness ,
exaggeration ,
excess ,
excessiveness ,
exorbitance ,
exorbitancy ,
extravagance ,
extravagancy ,
extreme ,
extremes ,
extremism ,
extremity ,
fabulousness ,
giantism ,
gigantism ,
gluttonousness ,
gluttony ,
greed ,
greediness ,
gulosity ,
hoggishness ,
hyperbole ,
hyperphagia ,
hypertrophy ,
immoderacy ,
immoderateness ,
immoderation ,
incontinence ,
indiscipline ,
inordinacy ,
inordinance ,
inordinateness ,
insatiability ,
insobriety ,
intemperateness ,
irrepressibility ,
lavishness ,
laxness ,
leaking purse ,
licentiousness ,
loose purse strings ,
monstrousness ,
nimiety ,
noncoercion ,
nonintimidation ,
omnivorousness ,
outrageousness ,
overdevelopment ,
overeating ,
overgenerosity ,
overgenerousness ,
overgreatness ,
overgrowth ,
overindulgence ,
overlargeness ,
overliberality ,
overmuch ,
overmuchness ,
permissiveness ,
piggishness ,
polyphagia ,
pound -
foolishness ,
prodigality ,
profligacy ,
profuseness ,
profusion ,
radicalism ,
rapacity ,
ravenousness ,
reckless expenditure ,
reckless spending ,
riotousness ,
serious drinking ,
sottishness ,
squandering ,
squandermania ,
swinish gluttony ,
swinishness ,
too much ,
too -
muchness ,
unconscionableness ,
unconstraint ,
uncontinence ,
uncontrol ,
undueness ,
uninhibitedness ,
unreasonableness ,
unreserve ,
unrestrainedness ,
unrestraint ,
unruliness ,
unstrictness ,
voraciousness ,
voracity ,
wantonness ,
waste ,
wastefulness ,
wildness
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