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immoderate

[ih-mod-er-it] / ɪˈmɒd ər ɪt /


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Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman Max Wilkinson welcomed the introduction of new safe and legal routes but accused the home secretary of "stoking division by using immoderate language".

From BBC

She will suggest that while some of her plans may seem immoderate, the alternative could be a further rise in support for Reform UK.

From BBC

She will suggest that while some of her reforms may seem immoderate, the alternative could be a further rise in support for Reform UK.

From BBC

They didn’t seem concerned that fighting the immoderate accumulation of riches would be complicated or unnecessary.

From Los Angeles Times

That leaves Mr. Netanyahu, himself, as the closest thing to a moderating influence in an immoderate government, but a spiral of bloodshed and reprisals could sorely test his juggling skills.

From New York Times