"Desired" means "wanted". "Ardour" means "passion". "Moderate" means "not excessive", so "moderation" means "without excess". To "exceed" means to be more than.
So, "I had wanted it with a passion that was more than an amount that was much more than it would be without excess." OK, so maybe that double negative is not what we want not to avoid. Let's say "I had wanted it with a passion which was very excessive."
But the original sounds cooler.
The Latin noun calor can mean heat, warmth, passion, zeal, ardour or love.
It means that you exceeded you marked goal.
Waiting moderation?If you submitted something to a website, and they need to moderate it.
Desired
How much you can post in a given time.
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With less intensity.
If you delight your customers, you have probably exceeded their expectations.
It means the maximum. It is a value that may be reached but cannot be exceeded.
That it has already been cashed.
"Went beyond your ken" means it exceeded your knowledge or understanding.
exceeded customers expectation in providing solution to customer needs