Immoderation, excess.

Immoderation, excess. Also: transgression, fault.

Excess, intemperance.

Lack of self-control, intemperance.

The exceeding of established or reasonable bounds; lack of moderation, extravagance, excess, esp. of food or drink; exaggeration. Also: an…

Jesting, fun; riotous or wanton behaviour; an instance of this. Obsolete.

Wild or uncontrolled behaviour; wantonness, revelry; an instance of this. Obsolete. rare.

Wanton or riotous conduct, revelry; (in plural) debaucheries.

The condition of being loose from due restraint; †excess, extravagance (obsolete); laxity of behaviour or morals; dissolute living, dissoluteness (ar…

Action or behaviour characterized by or exhibiting extravagance, indulgence, or lack of moderation; an instance of this. Obsolete.

Extravagance or self-indulgence in appetite, expenditure, imagination, etc.; luxuriousness; prodigality, wastefulness; pampering.

= intemperance, n. 2.

Intemperateness.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

Lack of moderation or restraint; excess in any kind of action; immoderation; spec. excessive indulgence of any passion or appetite.

The overstepping of the limits of moderation; an instance of this. gen.

The quality or condition of being immoderate; want of moderation; excess.

Want of moderation, excess in any action, esp. in passion or indulgence; = intemperance, n. 2.

The quality or condition of being inordinate; want of restraint or moderation; intemperateness, excess; an instance or example of this.

= intemperateness, n. 2.

Absence or abandonment of restraint; wantonness, excess, extravagance. Obsolete.

Intemperance, excess (in early use personified); irregular or disorderly behaviour; = acrasy, n.

Irregular or disorderly behaviour, intemperance; an instance of this.

Intemperateness of action or passion; = intemperance, n. 2.

The condition of being inordinate (in conduct, affections, etc.); inordinateness; an instance or example of this.

= inordinacy, n.

The opposite of moderation; immoderateness, excess.

The quality or fact of being extravagant, adj. n. (in senses 5, and 6): †(a) Abnormal or unusual character, eccentricity; impropriety…

transferred and figurative.

The quality of being extravagant or of exceeding just or prescribed limits, esp. those of decorum, probability, or truth; unrestrained excess…

= incontinence, n. 1b.

What resembles an extravaganza; bombastic extravagance of language or behaviour.

Want of continence or self-restraint; inability to contain or retain. In general sense. (Const. of.)