Antitemperance

/ˌæntiˈtɛmpərəns/ noun

Opposition to or rejection of the principle of temperance, which is moderation or abstinence especially from alcohol.

From anti- (against) + temperance (moderation, restraint). The word emerged in the 19th century to describe those who opposed temperance movements that advocated for reduced or eliminated alcohol consumption.

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