immoderately

[i-mahd-er-it-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that is not moderate; excessively or extremely.

Example Sentences

Their North Star, Irene, played by Parker Posey, is a moderately successful and immoderately self-involved actress who is “theater famous, not famous famous.”

From New York Times

Now here’s the thing about immoderately talented chefs such as Dungca and Cunanan: Whatever project to which they attach themselves, whether fine dining or fast casual, the food always rises to their level.

From Washington Post

“So, for ten minutes or so, we played with the insect, making it run up and down each other’s arms, and laughing immoderately, so that all the other passengers obviously doubted our sanity.”

From Washington Post

When Mr. Chang showed up, he ladled it immoderately over potato chips and sour cream, insisting that Ms. Mariscal eat her fill.

From New York Times

She was almost immoderately charming; she was irresistible.

From The New Yorker

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