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intemperately's Usage Examples:

Since the late 16th century, the Hispanic culture has intemperately influenced, shaped, and became the foundation of modern Filipino cultural.

Motion is intemperately focused on arms, shoulders and hands in bablaka.

Johnston sent an intemperately worded letter to Davis, who was offended enough to discuss its tone.

However, their erstwhile allies, the Germans, insist on disarming them, intemperately and violently.

Ball, who was present, these members "intemperately upbraided Stevenson.

Hopkins, fights back vigorously – but, provoked by the three cousins, he intemperately takes an anti-female line that works against him.

their both eating and drinking most intemperately" thereby despising the Church of God and shaming those who have nothing.

Immediately following his election, Urban began preaching intemperately to the cardinals (some of whom thought the delirium of power had made.

However, Winder said, Honeyford had made his case "intemperately", and as "Bradford had an Asian mayor, and over two hundred Asian community.

and Cornelis Tromp, Creutz"s flagship Kronan capsized, as a result of intemperately turning hard south, even though under full sail with open cannon ports.

See, for example, Morris 1997, who rather intemperately calls them "hideously and uncompromisingly racist.

biographers endorses the widespread view among settlers that he acted intemperately, a trait he appears to have inherited from his father: Gribble was very.

you have always done it […] Do not burthen them with taxes […] But if intemperately, unwisely, fatally, you sophisticate and poison the very source of government.

Synonyms:

heavily, hard,

Antonyms:

lightly, ease, effortless,