moderate|moderates in English

noun

[mod·er·ate || 'mɑdrət /'mɒd-]

reasonable person, one who is not extreme in his opinions or views, conservative, temperate perso

Use "moderate|moderates" in a sentence

1. Braggadocious!: Randy Rainbow Moderates Debate #1

2. Where the moderates coaxed, Appeased and …

3. Moderates have displaced the extremists on the committee.

4. He moderates his assent with the halting affirmative.

5. Apertus moderates at the edge of certainty in …

6. But as it moves southward the icy air moderates.

7. Moderate Combativeness.Apple’s organizational culture has moderate Combativeness

8. Actually, groundwater moderates the effects of acid rain. Glaciers 51.

9. Moderate aftertaste

10. He later led seven moderates in supporting a resolution of impeachment against Nixon.

11. Since then, factions of moderates and hardliners have battled within the movement.

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13. Chastity is the virtue which excludes or moderates the indulgence of the sexual appetite

14. The bribery scandal sparked a squabble between radicals and moderates in the parliament.

15. If moderates fail to reach a compromise , the extremists will dominate the agenda.

16. 85 reviews $$ Moderate Allergists

17. They moderate our climate.

18. He's a moderate drinker.

19. Contexts That Moderate Androcentric .

20. Blantyre lies at an elevation (3,409 feet [1,039 metres]) that moderates the tropical climate

21. Late this spring, something changed, and within a few weeks moderates made dramatic public advances.

22. Synonyms for Alleviates include soothes, allays, assuages, diminishes, dulls, eases, mitigates, moderates, mollifies and reduces

23. Many moderates in Washington state’s Democratic Party exist in a version of this “Assimilationist” category

24. The wind is moderate today.

25. Cook over a moderate heat.