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Things temperance often describes ("temperance ________")
- captain
- crusades
- work
- lecture
- lectures
- associations
- writers
- movements
- teaching
- publications
- pledge
- efforts
- physiology
- unions
- education
- meetings
- hotel
- addresses
- views
- colony
- sentiment
- hotels
- speech
- lessons
- reformer
- principles
- enthusiasts
- beverage
- pledges
- houses
- songs
- lecturers
- flag
- leaders
- reformers
- instruction
- activities
- leader
- papers
- legislation
- tracts
- halls
- campaigns
- fanatics
- laws
- speeches
- sermons
- party
- banner
- meeting
- willard
- ship
- measures
- societies
- groups
- advocates
- organisations
- supporters
- lecturer
- inn
- women
- orator
- community
- question
- men
- worker
- novel
- crusaders
- mission
- organizations
- reformation
- advocate
- literature
- reform
- speakers
- crusade
- agitation
- reforms
- activists
- workers
- enthusiast
- clubs
- agitators
- society
- friends
- people
- sake
- propaganda
- adherents
- fiction
- leagues
- movement
- drinks
- army
How temperance often is described ("________ temperance")
- moral
- aristotelian
- spartan
- agreeable
- manly
- alcoholic
- remarkable
- scientific
- exemplary
- strictest
- greater
- anti
- reasonable
- much
- encouraging
- admirable
- sweet
- spare
- great
- utmost
- only
- more
- real
- universal
- exact
- natural
- extraordinary
- genuine
- perfect
- ordinary
- goodly
- intemperate
- general
- thrifty
- usual
- constant
- due
- superior
- delicate
- habitual
- mere
- comparative
- wise
- extreme
- personal
- rigid
- surprising
- christian
- true
- intellectual
- greatest
- uninterrupted
- singular
- constitutional
- equitable
- compulsory
- holy
- perpetual
- pro
- proper
- prompt
- laudable
- voluntary
- absolute
- sexual
- gospel
- severe
- greek
- strict
- rational
- foolish
