Immoděst, a

[Fr. immodeste, from Lat. immodest us, from im - in- =not, and modest us = modest; Ital. & Sp. immodesto.] *1. Not moderate; exceeding just or proper bounds or limits; immoderate; exce ive; exorbi IMG:content-1491.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1492.png:[blocks in formation] "They shew their own folly as well as immodesty."-Bp. Taylor: Great Exemplar , pt. i., disc. vi., § 2. *Im-mo-late, a. [Lat. immolatus , pa. par. of immolo to throw meal upon a victim, hence to sacrifice: im- = in- =upon, and mola =meal; Fr. im moler; Ital. immolare ; Sp. immolar .] Sacrificed; offered in sacrifice. "Whether Christ be daily immolate or only once."-Вр. Gardner: Explication , fo. 148.