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intemperate

/ɪnˈtem.pər.ət/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou un comportement qui manque de modération ou de retenue, notamment dans la consommation d'alcool, les émotions ou la conduite ; excessif ou démesuré.

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adjective

/ɪnˈtem.pər.ət/C2formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou un comportement qui manque de modération ou de retenue, notamment dans la consommation d'alcool, les émotions ou la conduite ; excessif ou démesuré.

Describes someone or something that lacks moderation or self-control, especially in relation to alcohol, emotions, or behavior.

  1. Lacking self-controlC1formal

    Showing a lack of moderation or restraint, especially in behavior or emotions.

    frIntempérant (manque de retenue)

    • His intemperate remarks during the debate offended many listeners.
    • She regretted her intemperate outburst at the meeting.
    • The judge criticized the lawyer's intemperate language in court.

    Synonymesdissoluteexcessiveimmoderateinordinatelicentiousprofligateself-indulgentuncontrolledunrestrainedwild

    Antonymesabstemiouscontrolledmoderaterestrainedsobertemperate

  2. Excessive in drinkingC1formal

    Given to excessive indulgence in alcoholic beverages.

    frAdonné à la boisson

    • He was known for his intemperate habits at parties.
    • The doctor warned him about the dangers of an intemperate lifestyle.
    • Intemperate drinking can lead to serious health problems.

    Synonymesbibulousdrinkingimmoderateinebriateoverindulgent

    Antonymesabstemioussobertemperate

Formes
  • more intemperate comparative form
  • most intemperate superlative form
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