See Also: moderate 1, adjective(dictionary)
moderate(2)(dictionary)
moderate(1)(dictionary)
moderate 3, noun(dictionary)
moderate 2, verb(dictionary)
moderate hypothermia(medicine)
NON MODERATE CASTIGAVIT(law)
MODERATE CASTIGAVIT, pleading(law)
third 1, adjective(dictionary)
bad 1, adjective(dictionary)

moderate 1, adjective (oh)



[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Latin; Origin: moderatus, past participle of moderare 'to moderate']
not very large or very small, very hot or very cold, very fast or very slow etc
::Even moderate amounts of alcohol can be dangerous.
::a moderate degree of success
::a student of only moderate ability
::Moderate exercise, such as walking or swimming, is recommended.
::Bake the pie for 30 minutes in a moderate oven.
::moderate to strong winds
having opinions or beliefs, especially about politics, that are not extreme and that most people consider reasonable
-opposite extreme extreme
::the more moderate members of the party
::a moderate politician
staying within reasonable or sensible limits
-opposite immoderate immoderate
::a moderate smoker
::moderate wage demands
-see also moderately