Unrestrained or excessive in the use of force or in speech; intemperate, violent.

Unreasonable, excessive.

Unreasonable. Obsolete.

Of speech or behaviour: Going beyond bounds, immoderate, unbridled, dissolute.

Not properly controlled or regulated; irregular; inordinate, excessive; unsuitable. Cf. inordinate, adj.

= excessive, adj. (a) Beyond the usual or specified amount; cf. excess, n. 6b; †(b) beyond what is necessary, proper or right (obsolete).

= intemperate, adj. 2.

Immoderate, unrestrained. Obsolete.

Unrestrained in feeling, passions, or conduct; intemperate. Obsolete (except as implied in 1).

Extravagant, immoderate, going beyond the bounds of propriety. Obsolete.

Scottish. That exceeds what is necessary; excessive; immoderate, intemperate. Obsolete (rare after 16th cent.).

Of persons, their actions, or habits: Without temperance or moderation; going beyond due bounds; immoderate, unbridled; violent.

Of persons, actions, language, etc.: Overstepping the limits of propriety or custom; going to extremes. Obsolete.

Uncontrolled, immoderate. Obsolete.

Wanting moderation or self-restraint; incontinent, intemperate.

Passing the bounds of moderation; immoderate, excessive; inordinate, intemperate; = distempered, adj.1 5. Obsolete or archaic.

Immoderate, inordinate, intemperate; = distemperate, adj. 3. Obsolete.

= intemperate, adj.

Ill-regulated, intemperate, uncontrolled.