Lack of moderation.

Excess, superabundance; the fact of surpassing. Obsolete.

Lack or absence of moderation; excess, intemperateness; spec. excess in drinking or other indulgence, intemperance.

The fact or state of being in greater amount or degree than is beneficial or right; ‘faulty superfluity’ (Johnson); an excessive amount or degree…

Lack of measure or restraint; excess.

Lack of moderation; excessive indulgence; excess; (also) an instance of this.

The state or quality of being excessive; excessive measure, quantity, or degree.

Lack of moderation; excess, surfeit.

The opposite of moderation; immoderateness, excess.

Immoderateness, excess (esp. of heat or cold; cf. 1); excess in drinking or other indulgence, intemperateness, intemperance.

The quality or state of being in excess of usual limits; excessive measure or degree.

Exaggerated or flagrant character, enormity.

Immoderateness; excessiveness.

The quality or condition of being inordinate; inordinateness; also, an instance or example of this, an inordinate act.

Excrescent state or condition; the quality or fact of growing out or forth; abnormal or excessive development; an instance of the same. †In early use…

= immoderacy, n.

an equitable or reasonable portion or share of something; (more generally) a good number, a large amount, sometimes implying the amount is…

Excess of weight, value, or amount; preponderance. Obsolete.

gen. Excess, extravagance. rare.

Excessive height.

Immoderateness, want of moderation, excess.

A large or excessive amount, quantity, or number (of). rare (Caithness in later use).