In excess; more than enough; overmuch, superfluously, superabundantly. (Preceding and qualifying an… gen. In excess of what ought to be; more…

Immoderately, excessively.

Immoderately, unrestrainedly; excessively, exceedingly; (also) inhumanely, mercilessly.

Immoderately, excessively.

Exceedingly, immoderately; = unmeth, adv.

Immoderately, excessively; hugely, immeasurably. Obsolete.

Exceedingly, immoderately. Cf. unmethely, adv.

Immoderately; excessively.

In an outrageous manner; so as to cause outrage.

Excessive or unrestrained in action; violent, furious; †excessively bold or fierce (obsolete). Now rare.

To an unreasonable extent; excessively, immoderately.

Immoderately, excessively, extravagantly; = outrageously, adv.

In an unrestrained or excessive manner; = immoderately, adv.

In an inordinate manner or degree; in a way that is unruly or disorderly, irregularly; without government or restraint, unrestrainedly…

Immoderately, excessively. Obsolete.

immoderately, excessively.

In an immoderate manner or degree; beyond just or reasonable limits; excessively, in excess, extravagantly, too much.

With excessive hardness; to an excessively hard degree.

Excessively, extremely, unreasonably. Now rare.

With fury, in a mad or frantic manner, to an irrational degree, madly.

In an intemperate manner or degree; without moderation; immoderately, excessively.

Too liberally; with excessive liberality.

To an excessive extent or degree; exorbitantly; inordinately.

= unconscionably, adv. 2. Chiefly colloquial and nonstandard in later use.

In an exorbitant manner or degree; at an exorbitant rate.

More than is due or proper; excessively.