Intemperate - Law Dictionary Search Results
Crapulence
The sickness occasioned by intemperance surfeit
Debauch
in character or principles to mar to vitiate to pollute to seduce as to debauch ones self by intemperance to debauch a woman to debauch an army
Debauchedness
The state of being debauched intemperance
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Debauchee
One who is given to intemperance or bacchanalian excesses a man habitually lewd a libertine
Debilitate
To impair the strength of to weaken to enfeeble as to debilitate the body by intemperance
Destructive
ruin death or devastation ruinous fatal productive of serious evil mischievous pernicious often with of or to as intemperance is destructive of health evil examples are destructive to the morals of youth
Growth
augmentation advancement production prevalence or influence as the growth of trade the growth of power the growth of intemperance Idle weeds are fast in growth
Insobriety
Lack of sobriety moderation or calmness intemperance drunkenness
Contempt of court
QB 36, in which the defendant was fined 100l. and 25l. costs for contempt in very insultingly and intemperately criticizing in the Birmingham Daily Argus a warning of Mr. Justice Darling at the Stafford Assizes to the
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