immodeste

immŏdestē, adv., v. immodestus fin.

immodestē, Adv. (immodestus), maßlos, taktlos, ungebührlich, unbescheiden, amare, Plaut.: immodice immodesteque gloriari Hannibale victo ab se, Liv.: imm. atque intemperanter facere omnia, Quint.

immodeste [CL] 1 without self-control. Kinnulfus ‥ cum ‥ nec ignave nec ~e regnasset W. Malm. GR I 42 p. 41. 2 boastfully, arrogantly. ~e arguunt nec volunt sustinere correccionem Peckham Paup. 16 p. 65. 3 excessively. totum corpus valet et viget, quamdiu firmiter a tota animante forma continetur, ‥ a qua si exilierit, egrotat et ex imbecilitate fervet et ardet ~ius Colet Rom. Enarr. 191.

immŏdestē (16) (immodestus), sans retenue, sans mesure : Pl. Rud. 193 ; Liv. 22, 27, 2 ; Suet. Aug. 24 || -tius Sen. Nat. 1, 17 [non retrouvé].

immodestē adv.

• immodestus, immoderately, shamelessly: gloriari, L.