intemperant Antonyms
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Meaning of intemperant
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intemperant (a.)
Intemperate.
intemperant Sentence Examples
- The intemperant politician's reckless spending spree left the city in financial ruin.
- The athlete's intemperant drinking habits compromised his performance and career.
- The chatterbox's intemperant tongue caused endless gossip and division.
- The intemperant gambler risked everything on a single roll of the dice.
- The intoxicated driver's intemperant actions led to a tragic accident.
- The intemperant student's excessive party habits hindered their academic progress.
- The intemperant CEO's ruthless tactics alienated employees and damaged the company's reputation.
- The intemperant critic's acerbic words wounded countless artists and silenced creative expression.
- The intemperant activist's extreme rhetoric incited violence and polarized society.
- The intemperant chef's lavish use of seasonings overwhelmed the delicate flavors of the dish.
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Intemperate.
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The intemperant politician's reckless spending spree left the city in financial ruin.
The athlete's intemperant drinking habits compromised his performance and career.
The chatterbox's intemperant tongue caused endless gossip and division.
The intemperant gambler risked everything on a single roll of the dice.
