moderate
//ˈmɒd.ər.ət//
Adjective
moderateCanonical form
more moderateComparative
most moderateSuperlative
1
Average in amount, intensity, or degree; not extreme.
The doctor recommended moderate exercise for better health.
2
Holding or characterized by views that are not extreme or radical, especially in politics.
She is known for her moderate political views.
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Verb
moderateInfinitive
moderatePresent tense
moderatedPast tense
moderatedPast participle
moderatingPresent participle
moderatesThird-person singular
1
To make or become less extreme, intense, or violent.
The medicine helped moderate his pain.
2
To preside over a discussion, debate, or meeting as a chairperson.
She was asked to moderate the panel discussion at the conference.
Noun
1
A person who holds moderate views, especially in politics.
The moderates in the party are seeking a compromise.