“Immoderate” in Japanese
Short answer
Immoderate in Japanese is “荒い” (arai). Full meaning: rough, wild, violent, rude, coarse, harsh, fierce, heavy (e.g. breathing); immoderate, extravagant, reckless.
Other ways to say “Immoderate” in Japanese
過度
kado excessive, immoderate
荒らい
arai rough, wild, violent, rude, coarse, harsh, fierce, heavy (e.g. breathing); immoderate, extravagant, reckless
無闇
muyami thoughtless, reckless, rash, indiscriminate, indiscreet; excessive, unreasonable, immoderate, absurd
法外
hougai exorbitant, outrageous, ridiculous, absurd, excessive, inordinate, extravagant, immoderate
あらく
araku rough, wild, violent, rude, coarse, harsh, fierce, heavy (e.g. breathing); immoderate, extravagant, reckless
あれえ
aree rough, wild, violent, rude, coarse, harsh, fierce, heavy (e.g. breathing); immoderate, extravagant, reckless
荒けれ
arakere rough, wild, violent, rude, coarse, harsh, fierce, heavy (e.g. breathing); immoderate, extravagant, reckless
無茶
mucha absurd, unreasonable, ridiculous; rash, reckless; excessive, immoderate, extreme
荒けりゃ
arakerya rough, wild, violent, rude, coarse, harsh, fierce, heavy (e.g. breathing); immoderate, extravagant, reckless
荒らけれ
arakere rough, wild, violent, rude, coarse, harsh, fierce, heavy (e.g. breathing); immoderate, extravagant, reckless
あらけれ
arakere rough, wild, violent, rude, coarse, harsh, fierce, heavy (e.g. breathing); immoderate, extravagant, reckless
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