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Lacking moderation or control in one's behavior or habits

Excessive in degree, level or amount

Characterized by the excessive drinking of alcohol

Characterized by the love of luxury or the finer things in life

Disorderly and disruptive and not amenable to discipline or control

Characterized by windy or stormy conditions

Far beyond the norm in terms of public opinion

Incapable of being satisfied or appeased

Indifferent or hostile to religion, or having no religious beliefs

Greedy or gluttonous (in appetite) like a pig

Involving physical conflict, or having a propensity to use physical force

Tending to stir up conflict

Significant or great in degree or intensity

Intoxicated by alcohol

Energetic, noisy, boisterous, and difficult to control

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Adjective

Lacking moderation or control in one's behavior or habits

untrammelled^UK

self-gratifying

exceeding bounds

spreading like wildfire

overextravagant

no holds barred

without hindrance

without restrictions

attention-seeking

go-as-you-please

lacking self-restraint

lacking control

no-holds-barred

individualistic

uncircumscribed

with no holds barred

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“No one likes receiving emotional, intemperate outbursts, even from people who think they have been wrongly accused.”

Adjective

Excessive in degree, level or amount

disproportionate

overextravagant

out of all proportion

recrementitious

hyperventilated

blown up out of all proportion

out of proportion

beyond the pale

overemphasized^US

sensationalistic

excessively high

over-enthusiastic

overemphasised^UK

highly coloured

beyond all bounds

laid on with a trowel

over one's head

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“Frank gave himself up to intemperate admiration and, as a consequence, was even less talkative than usual.”

Adjective

Characterized by the excessive drinking of alcohol

“Knowing the reverend for what he really was, an intemperate drunk who could not mind his own business, she swore he would pay dearly for his interference.”

Adjective

Characterized by the love of luxury or the finer things in life

pleasure-seeking

pleasure-loving

gone to the dogs

in the fast lane

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

self-gratifying

lacking restraint

no better than one should be

hot under the collar

hot and bothered

unconscientious

near the knuckle

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Adjective

Disorderly and disruptive and not amenable to discipline or control

insurrectionary

ill-disciplined

passive-aggressive

individualistic

undisciplinable

stubborn as a mule

like a loose cannon

unaccommodating

confrontational

socially impaired

attention-seeking

full of mischief

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Adjective

Characterized by windy or stormy conditions

ill-favoured^UK

tough as old boots

unfit for human consumption

unpleasant-tasting

overextravagant

raining cats and dogs

more than one can bear

more than flesh and blood can stand

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Adjective

Far beyond the norm in terms of public opinion

overenthusiastic

over-enthusiastic

insurrectionary

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Adjective

Incapable of being satisfied or appeased

inextinguishable

never satisfied

unable to be satisfied

with an appetite

hankering after

champing at the bit

chomping at the bit

keen as mustard

ready and willing

as keen as mustard

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

on the edge of your seat

waiting with bated breath

burning with excitement

very enthusiastic

urgently requiring

on pins and needles

consumed with desire

full of enthusiasm

straining at the leash

chafing at the bit

extremely enthusiastic

in great need of

favourably inclined

untrammelled^UK

jumping up and down

infatuated with

enamoured of^US

aspiring towards

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Adjective

Indifferent or hostile to religion, or having no religious beliefs

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

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Adjective

Greedy or gluttonous (in appetite) like a pig

have eyes bigger than one's stomach

starved to death

with eyes bigger than one's stomach

feeling faint from hunger

faint from hunger

could eat a horse

dying from hunger

got the munchies

faint from lack of food

on empty stomach

ready to eat a horse

having the munchies

dying from lack of food

with one's stomach thinking one's throat's cut

starving to death

in a fasted state

able to eat a horse

dying of hunger

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Adjective

Involving physical conflict, or having a propensity to use physical force

hammer and tongs

knock-down-and-drag-out

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Adjective

Tending to stir up conflict

like a red rag to a bull

insurrectionary

insurrectionist

causing trouble

confrontational

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Adjective

Significant or great in degree or intensity

bred-in-the-bone

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Adjective

Intoxicated by alcohol

under the influence

drunk as a skunk

three sheets to the wind

under the weather

three sheets in the wind

half in the bag

the worse for drink

out of one's head

drunk as a lord

under the table

tired and emotional

one over the eight

dead to the world

Brahms and Liszt

out of one's skull

out of one's box

worse for drink

out of one's gourd

feeling no pain

under the influence of intoxicating liquor

two sheets to the wind

having had a skinful

having had one over the eight

as full as a goog

as tight as a tick

out off one's head

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Adjective

Energetic, noisy, boisterous, and difficult to control

wild and woolly

rough-and-tumble

insurrectionary

attention-seeking

causing trouble

ill-disciplined

in high spirits

insurrectionist

without law and order

disorganized^US

disorganised^UK

undisciplinable

individualistic

passive-aggressive

full of mischief

lacking self-control

like a loose cannon

unaccommodating

socially impaired

confrontational

beyond the pale

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