Intemperance
Intemperance noun - Habitual or excessive drinking of intoxicants.
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Synonyms for Intemperance
Uninhibitedness and intemperance are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Uninhibitedness" instead a noun "Intemperance".
Nearby Word: intemperate
Uninhibitedness
Uninhibitedness noun - Carefree freedom from constraint.
Usage example: reserved by nature, she simply lacks the kind of uninhibitedness that producers of reality shows are looking for
Intemperance and uninhibitedness are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intemperance" instead a noun "Uninhibitedness".
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Related pairs
- abandon and intemperance
- abandon and uninhibitedness
- indulgence and intemperance
- indulgence and uninhibitedness
- wantonness and intemperance
- wantonness and uninhibitedness
- excess and intemperance
- excess and uninhibitedness
- abandonment and intemperance
- abandonment and uninhibitedness
- depravity and intemperance
- depravity and uninhibitedness
- debauchery and intemperance
- debauchery and uninhibitedness
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