intemperate — showing a lack of self-control; immoderate
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing a lack of self-control; immoderate
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪnˈtɛmpərɪt/
Korean meaning: 절제력이 없는, 무절제한
Korean pronunciation: 인**템**퍼릿
Example Sentences
- The boss's intemperate reaction to the minor mistake shocked the entire office.
- His intemperate love for pizza resulted in eating five slices for breakfast.
- The politician's intemperate comments about his opponents cost him the election.
intemperate
ADJECTIVE//ɪnˈtɛmpərɪt//
showing a lack of self-control; immoderate

a heavy-set man sits surrounded by towering plates of food, frantically shoving multiple items into his mouth at once. Food crumbs and sauce stains cover his shirt as he reaches for even more dishes with both hands. The table around him overflows with empty plates, spilled drinks, and scattered napkins from his excessive eating. Other diners at nearby tables stare in shock and disgust at his uncontrolled behavior. Restaurant staff look concerned as they watch the mess growing around his table. A waiter hesitates nearby, unsure whether to approach the chaotic scene. complete lack of self-control and immoderate behavior
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Origin
From Latin intemperatus, meaning 'not mixed in due proportion' or 'immoderate.' Originally used to describe harsh, extreme weather conditions before extending to describe excessive human behavior.
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“The boss's intemperate reaction to the minor mistake shocked the entire office.”
“His intemperate love for pizza resulted in eating five slices for breakfast.”
“The politician's intemperate comments about his opponents cost him the election.”
“She showed intemperate enthusiasm for online shopping, buying seventeen pairs of shoes in one day.”
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