" immoderately "

1: as in extravagantly, intemperately;

•  Synonyms : 

•  extravagantly,

•  intemperately,

•  devilishly,

•  excessively,

•  exorbitantly,

•  inordinately,

•  intolerably,

•  monstrously,

•  overly,

•  overmuch,

•  too,

•  unacceptably,

•  unduly,

•  extortionately,

•  inexcusably,

•  obscenely,

•  unbearably,

•  unconscionably,

•  unreasonably,

•  improperly,

•  inappropriately,

•  abnormally,

•  extraordinarily,

•  freakishly,

•  singularly,

•  uncommonly,

•  uncustomarily,

•  unusually,

•  astronomically,

•  considerably,

•  deadly,

•  eminently,

•  especially,

•  exceedingly,

•  exceptionally,

•  extensively,

•  extra,

•  extremely,

•  greatly,

•  highly,

•  hugely,

•  incredibly,

•  mightily,

•  remarkably,

•  significantly,

•  substantially,

•  super,

•  terribly,

•  very,

•  whacking

•  Antonyms : 

•  deficiently,

•  inadequately,

•  insufficiently,

•  acceptably,

•  moderately,

•  modestly,

•  reasonably,

•  temperately,

•  barely,

•  hardly,

•  just,

•  marginally,

•  meagerly,

•  minimally,

•  scantily,

•  scarcely,

•  slightly

1: going beyond a normal or acceptable limit in degree or amount;

  * e.g., " ... the young widow remarried with what was regarded as immoderate haste by most observers "

•  Synonyms : 

•  baroque,

•  devilish,

•  excessive,

•  exorbitant,

•  extravagant,

•  extreme,

•  fancy,

•  inordinate,

•  insane,

•  intolerable,

•  lavish,

•  over-the-top,

•  overdue,

•  overextravagant,

•  overmuch,

•  overweening,

•  plethoric,

•  steep,

•  stiff,

•  towering,

•  unconscionable,

•  undue,

•  unmerciful

•  Antonyms : 

•  middling,

•  moderate,

•  modest,

•  reasonable,

•  temperate