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immoderate

[ih-mod-er-it] / ɪˈmɒd ər ɪt /


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Among the “risk factors” Robinhood listed for would-be investors in its SEC filing is its immoderate dependence on revenues from dogecoin trading.

From Los Angeles Times

Contrasted with the immoderate passions of the 1956 movie “Lust for Life,” or the 2018 biopic “At Eternity’s Gate,” these selfie chambers are as benign as the Japanese animated film “My Neighbor Totoro.”

From New York Times

He routinely excoriated the court, in language that today would be called immoderate in the extreme, over the Dred Scott decision.

From Washington Post

The options for financing "Medicare-for-all" without increasing taxes would be similarly immoderate.

From Fox News

The options for financing "Medicare-for-All" without increasing taxes are similarly immoderate.

From Fox News