incontinenter

incontinenter, Adv. (incontinens), unenthaltsam, unmäßig, inc. bis die cibum sumere, Cels. 1, 3: nihil inc. facere, Cic. de off. 3, 37.

1 incontinenter [CL] , without restraint, esp. unchastely. continens componitur incontinens, unde ~er adverbium et hec incontinentia Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 570; s1179 si ~er vixerint (v. dilapidator).

2 incontinenter [ML; cf. incontinenti, ME incontinently] , forthwith, without delay. V. et. continenter 2. 1257 monachi ‥ non segniter agentes contra hujusmodi investituram ~er appellaverunt (Processus) Mon. Francisc. II 271; 1290 vocavit recordum rotulorum suorum, qui visi sunt ~er et compertum est recordum bonum State Tri. Ed. I 7; 1363 item venerunt ‥ et dant communitati unam marcam ‥ †quos [l. quam] solvent ~er pro gilda sua Gild Merch. (Guildford) II 95; 1495 ex qua vero percussione idem Johannes ~er obiit Mem. Ripon I 311.

incontĭnentĕr (16) (incontinens), sans retenue, avec excès : Cic. Off. 3, 37 ; Cels. Med. 1, 3.

incontinenter adv.

• incontinens, immoderately, intemperately: nihil esse faciendum.