immoderation (Meaning)

Wordnet

immoderation (n)

the quality of being excessive and lacking in moderation

Webster

Want of moderation.

The immoderation of the politician's spending habits led to a public outcry.
The athlete's immoderation in training resulted in a career-ending injury.
The country's immoderation in its pursuit of economic growth caused widespread environmental degradation.
The student faced consequences for their immoderation in drinking alcohol.
The company's immoderation in advertising led to a loss of public trust.
The writer's immoderation in describing the characters' flaws made for an uncomfortable read.
The artist's immoderation in creating large-scale sculptures was both impressive and overwhelming.
The chef's immoderation in using ingredients resulted in overly elaborate and unpalatable dishes.
The doctor warned the patient about the dangers of immoderation in taking prescription medications.
The team's immoderation in celebrating victory caused them to miss their next game due to exhaustion.

the quality of being excessive and lacking in moderationWant of moderation.

excess,excessiveness,exorbitance, extremism, intemperance, radicalism, immoderacy,extravagance, nimiety, unreasonableness

moderation,moderation, temperance, temperance, moderateness,moderateness, temperateness,temperateness

The immoderation of the politician's spending habits led to a public outcry.

The athlete's immoderation in training resulted in a career-ending injury.

The country's immoderation in its pursuit of economic growth caused widespread environmental degradation.

The student faced consequences for their immoderation in drinking alcohol.