Synonyms for In-temperate:

• adj.

  •bitter (adjective)
  • cruel,
  • brutal,
  • savage,
  • sharp,
  • annoying,
  • grievous,
  • dire,
  • hard,
  • afflictive,
  • provoking,
  • ruthless,
  • harsh,
  • distasteful,
  • hurtful,
  • unpleasant,
  • galling,
  • bad,
  • displeasing,
  • severe,
  • merciless,
  • stinging,
  • rigorous,
  • calamitous,
  • woeful,
  • inclement,
  • rugged,
  • unpalatable,
  • poignant,
  • disturbing,
  • intemperate,
  • intense,
  • vexatious,
  • disagreeable,
  • heartbreaking,
  • offensive.
  •disorderly (adjective)
  • obstreperous,
  • unmanageable,
  • turbulent,
  • riotous,
  • disobedient,
  • uncompliant,
  • rowdy,
  • noisy,
  • termagant,
  • raucous,
  • rebellious,
  • out-of-line,
  • fractious,
  • ungovernable,
  • uncontrollable,
  • unruly,
  • on-a-tear,
  • indisciplined,
  • wayward,
  • stormy,
  • out-of-order,
  • disruptive,
  • refractory,
  • off-base,
  • boisterous.
  •dissipated (adjective)
  • dissolute,
  • rakish,
  • profligate,
  • debauched,
  • corrupt,
  • abandoned,
  • hellbent,
  • gone bad,
  • wicked,
  • gone to the dogs,
  • gone to seed.
  •dissolute (adjective)
  • lewd,
  • fast,
  • night owl,
  • wanton,
  • player,
  • unconstrained,
  • light,
  • libertine,
  • nighthawk,
  • swift,
  • licentious,
  • wild,
  • degenerate,
  • loose,
  • unprincipled,
  • depraved,
  • sybaritic,
  • vicious,
  • fast and loose,
  • lax,
  • evil,
  • lascivious,
  • reprobate,
  • slack,
  • in the fast lane,
  • open,
  • on the take,
  • high living,
  • lecherous,
  • raffish.
  •excessive (adjective)
  • more,
  • extravagant,
  • towering,
  • superfluous,
  • exaggerated,
  • unreasonable,
  • supernatural,
  • extra,
  • Recrementitious,
  • super,
  • too many,
  • stiff,
  • disproportionate,
  • self-indulgent,
  • stratospheric,
  • overkill,
  • overboard,
  • overmuch,
  • needless,
  • over,
  • unconscionable,
  • sky-high,
  • unbounded,
  • steep,
  • redundant,
  • way out,
  • enormous,
  • Dizzying,
  • unmeasurable,
  • undue,
  • superabundant,
  • plethoric,
  • limitless,
  • boundless,
  • exorbitant,
  • prodigal,
  • indulgent.
  •extreme (adjective)
  • improper,
  • gross,
  • unseemly,
  • excessive,
  • uncommon,
  • out of proportion,
  • uncompromising,
  • rigid,
  • nonsensical,
  • imprudent,
  • drastic,
  • irrational,
  • strict,
  • utter,
  • out-and-out,
  • radical,
  • zealous,
  • exceptional,
  • thorough,
  • extraordinary,
  • absolute,
  • downright,
  • unusual,
  • fanatical,
  • unconventional,
  • remarkable,
  • desperate,
  • sheer,
  • stern,
  • rabid,
  • flagrant,
  • egregious,
  • outrageous,
  • fabulous,
  • unbending,
  • preposterous.
  •fast (adjective)
  • flirtatious,
  • gadabout,
  • careless,
  • frivolous,
  • devil-may-care,
  • libidinous,
  • unchaste,
  • indecent,
  • self-gratifying,
  • incontinent,
  • bawdy,
  • easy,
  • sportive,
  • reckless,
  • salacious,
  • giddy,
  • lustful,
  • sporty.
  •greedy (adjective)
  • desirous,
  • insatiable,
  • penurious,
  • grabby,
  • hungry,
  • insatiate,
  • craving,
  • esurient,
  • stingy,
  • close,
  • impatient,
  • selfish,
  • niggardly,
  • guzzling,
  • miserly,
  • swinish,
  • avaricious,
  • itchy,
  • grudging,
  • eager,
  • parsimonious,
  • gluttonous,
  • close-fisted,
  • omnivorous,
  • edacious,
  • prehensile,
  • devouring,
  • hoggish,
  • ravening,
  • covetous,
  • tight,
  • avid,
  • gulping,
  • piggish,
  • voracious,
  • pennypinching,
  • acquisitive,
  • ravenous,
  • carnivorous,
  • grasping,
  • tight-fisted,
  • Gormandizing,
  • rapacious,
  • Gobbling.
  •hard (adjective)
  • dour,
  • distressing,
  • unrelenting,
  • callous,
  • unfeeling,
  • hard as nails,
  • unjust,
  • rancorous,
  • hard-boiled,
  • exacting,
  • austere,
  • grim,
  • stubborn,
  • unsympathetic,
  • hostile,
  • perverse,
  • vengeful,
  • bleak,
  • thick-skinned,
  • cold,
  • acrimonious,
  • antagonistic,
  • unsparing,
  • cold-blooded,
  • unkind,
  • pitiless,
  • angry,
  • resentful,
  • stringent,
  • painful,
  • dark,
  • bitter,
  • intolerable,
  • cold fish,
  • tough,
  • obdurate.
  •immoderate (adjective)
  • uncalled-for,
  • unwarranted,
  • uncontrolled,
  • too much,
  • too-too,
  • unbalanced,
  • overindulgent,
  • unjustified.
  •inclement (adjective)
  • violent,
  • tempestuous,
  • unmerciful,
  • tyrannical,
  • draconian,
  • rough,
  • foul,
  • raw,
  • wintry.
  •indocile (adjective)
  • untoward,
  • obstinate,
  • undisciplined.
  •inflammatory (adjective)
  • explosive,
  • incendiary,
  • insurgent,
  • anarchic,
  • fiery,
  • exciting,
  • demagogic,
  • provocative,
  • revolutionary,
  • rabble-rousing,
  • Seditionary,
  • incitive,
  • inflaming,
  • seditious.
  •inordinate (adjective)
  • extortionate,
  • untempered,
  • supererogatory,
  • wasteful,
  • surplus,
  • uncurbed,
  • gratuitous.
  •insatiable (adjective)
  • pressing,
  • clamorous,
  • demanding,
  • quenchless,
  • exigent,
  • unappeasable,
  • importunate,
  • urgent,
  • yearning,
  • unquenchable,
  • crying,
  • unsatisfied,
  • greedy,
  • unsatisfiable,
  • Desiring,
  • insistent.
  •intemperate (adjective)
  • unrestrained,
  • inebriated,
  • unbridled,
  • inordinate,
  • alcoholic,
  • immoderate,
  • dissipated,
  • extreme,
  • drunk.
  •lavish (adjective)
  • exuberant,
  • lush,
  • impressive,
  • plentiful,
  • opulent,
  • unstinging,
  • free,
  • Profusive,
  • thriftless,
  • swanky,
  • luxuriant,
  • sumptuous,
  • first-class,
  • posh,
  • copious,
  • liberal,
  • grand,
  • bountiful,
  • generous,
  • openhanded,
  • plush,
  • abundant,
  • munificent,
  • prolific,
  • effusive,
  • ritzy,
  • luxurious,
  • improvident,
  • gorgeous.
  •overmuch (adjective)
  • overabundant.
  •prodigal (adjective)
  • squandering,
  • lavish,
  • spendthrift.
  •rabid (adjective)
  • fervent,
  • deranged,
  • smoking,
  • sick,
  • crazed,
  • Ultraist,
  • sizzling,
  • delirious,
  • steamed up,
  • obsessed,
  • freaked out,
  • nutty,
  • bigoted,
  • keen,
  • mad-dog,
  • furious,
  • frenzied,
  • hot,
  • frantic,
  • frenetic,
  • virulent,
  • mad,
  • ultra,
  • narrow-minded,
  • intolerant,
  • foaming at the mouth,
  • bitten,
  • Corybantic,
  • Poisoned,
  • Flipped,
  • raging,
  • infuriated,
  • extremist,
  • berserk,
  • crazy,
  • insane,
  • enthusiastic.
  •raucous (adjective)
  • disorderly,
  • rambunctious.
  •rigorous (adjective)
  • definite,
  • inflexible,
  • ascetic,
  • dogmatic,
  • burdensome,
  • oppressive,
  • unpermissive,
  • onerous,
  • ironhanded,
  • nice,
  • accurate,
  • correct,
  • right,
  • proper,
  • punctilious,
  • meticulous,
  • precise,
  • scrupulous.
  •rugged (adjective)
  • difficult.
  •severe (adjective)
  • dear,
  • overbearing,
  • hefty,
  • forbidding,
  • arduous,
  • strenuous,
  • grave,
  • dangerous,
  • heavy,
  • domineering,
  • effortful,
  • toilsome,
  • critical,
  • mordant,
  • implacable,
  • punishing,
  • taxing,
  • sore,
  • serious,
  • grinding,
  • weighty,
  • consequential,
  • fierce,
  • despotic,
  • acute.
  •shameful (adjective)
  • diabolical,
  • dastardly,
  • unbecoming,
  • unworthy,
  • carnal,
  • immodest,
  • disgraceful,
  • immoral,
  • base,
  • ribald,
  • sinful,
  • impure,
  • heinous,
  • low,
  • vulgar,
  • ignominious,
  • contemptible,
  • embarrassing,
  • unclean,
  • obscene,
  • vile,
  • scandalous,
  • degrading,
  • drunken,
  • mean,
  • shocking,
  • villainous,
  • reprehensible,
  • humiliating,
  • mortifying,
  • notorious,
  • Shaming,
  • dishonorable,
  • infamous,
  • opprobrious.
  •supererogatory (adjective)
  • Supererogative.
  •undue (adjective)
  • inapt,
  • forbidden,
  • unwarrantable,
  • unjustifiable,
  • untimely,
  • indecorous,
  • illegal,
  • inept,
  • exceeding,
  • unseasonable,
  • ill-timed,
  • undeserved,
  • unfitting,
  • inappropriate,
  • Unapt,
  • unfair,
  • unsuitable,
  • underhanded,
  • too great,
  • sinister.
  •unreasonable (adjective)
  • senseless,
  • arbitrary,
  • unrightful,
  • unlawful,
  • Absonant,
  • wrongful,
  • pricey,
  • costing an arm and a leg,
  • out of bounds,
  • illegitimate,
  • peremptory,
  • far-out,
  • up to here.
  •unreasoned (adjective)
  • illogical.
  •unrestrained (adjective)
  • impotent,
  • flamboyant,
  • candid,
  • indiscriminate,
  • impertinent,
  • unlimited,
  • rampant,
  • frank,
  • plenary,
  • uninhibited,
  • unhampered,
  • unchecked,
  • bizarre,
  • blunt,
  • unrestricted,
  • Saturnalian,
  • spontaneous,
  • audacious,
  • ungoverned.
  •unruly (adjective)
  • impulsive,
  • headstrong,
  • assertive,
  • ornery,
  • restive,
  • out of control,
  • forward,
  • lawless,
  • opinionated,
  • recalcitrant,
  • out of line,
  • incorrigible,
  • quarrelsome,
  • insubordinate,
  • impetuous,
  • willful,
  • heedless,
  • intractable,
  • impervious,
  • inexorable,
  • mutinous,
  • rash,
  • unyielding.
  •violent (adjective)
  • disturbed,
  • aroused,
  • enraged,
  • coercive,
  • vehement,
  • homicidal,
  • agitated,
  • distraught,
  • maddened,
  • murderous,
  • bloodthirsty,
  • hotheaded,
  • hysterical,
  • maniacal,
  • great,
  • inflamed,
  • potent,
  • forceful,
  • strong,
  • passionate,
  • Fuming,
  • powerful,
  • forcible,
  • impassioned,
  • demoniac,
  • mighty.
  •wanton (adjective)
  • profuse,
  • capricious,
  • fanciful,
  • spoiled,
  • fickle,
  • unfettered,
  • fluctuating,
  • volatile,
  • whimsical,
  • unreserved,
  • changeable,
  • variable,
  • fitful,
  • up and down,
  • hot and cold,
  • inconstant.

Antonyms for In-temperate:

• adj.

  • bitter
    calm, benevolent, kind, pleasant, bland, dull, easy, honest, mild, wonderful, content, moderate, pleasing, genial, nice, blunt, agreeable, good, soothing, sweet, helping, gentle.
  • disorderly
    orderly, obedient, disciplined, arranged, ordered, neat, quiet, trim, compliant, systematized, conforming, well-behaved, Behaved, organized, manageable.
  • dissipated
    gathered, pure, purified, Uncorrupt, conservative, stored, Hoarded, clean, saved, accumulated, virtuous, unselfish.
  • dissolute
    chaste, respectful, resolute, moral.
  • excessive
    essential, inexpensive, insufficient, underdone, economical, necessary, sensible, close, low, cheap, reasonable, needed.
  • extreme
    logical, common, normal, limited, regular, near, uncertain, ordinary, usual, Familiar.
  • fast
    impermanent, movable, strict, careful, insecure, flexible, decent, tardy, unfixed, unattached, upright, plodding, slow, unhurried.
  • greedy
    abstemious, extravagant, philanthropic, liberal, generous, charitable.
  • hard
    facile, malleable, cheerful, inexact, disputable, questionable, untrue, pliant, yielding, pliable, bright, doubtful, sunny, simple, soft, merciful, sensitive, sympathetic.
  • immoderate
    justified, restrained.
  • inclement
    clear.
  • inflammatory
    calming, Mitigating, tranquilizing, placating.
  • inordinate
    warranted, ok enough.
  • insatiable
    full, satisfied, fulfilled, satiable, pleased.
  • lavish
    saving, austere, depressed, scanty, destitute, scarce, mean, stingy, thrifty, small, barren, sparse, lacking, spare, wanting, poor.
  • overmuch
    fewer, less.
  • prodigal
    modest.
  • rabid
    disinterested, apathetic, happy, delighted, lethargic, dispassionate, sane, indifferent, unenthusiastic, unexcited.
  • raucous
    subdued.
  • rigorous
    improper, incorrect, loose, careless, inaccurate, imprecise, false, negligent, unsuitable, tolerant, easy-going, lax, lenient, wrong.
  • rugged
    tiny, refined, sophisticated, smooth, courteous, level, even, flat, weak.
  • severe
    light, temperate, peaceful, friendly, compromising, amenable, unimportant, trivial, tender, stupid, willing.
  • shameful
    respectable, magnificent, reputable.
  • undue
    appropriate, suitable, fitting, unprejudiced, just, proper, fair.
  • unreasonable
    justifiable, authorized, plain, ethical, pragmatic, legal, rational, practical, realistic, right.
  • unrestrained
    checked, restricted.
  • unruly
    cautious, patient, passive, controllable.
  • violent
    impotent, tame, controlled, ineffective, incapable.
  • wanton
    observant, wise, thoughtful, righteous.