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moderate
adjective as in calm, temperate
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adjective as in fair, average, so-so
verb as in restrain, control
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verb as in mediate, arbitrate
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noun as in person with moderate views
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Indigo Sun ran an online ad saying moderate, responsible sunbed use brought major health benefits, citing a University of Edinburgh study to make its case.
Its commercial success has been moderate during the past two decades, but a virtual gallery of British musical royalty appears on “International.”
“There’s a high risk for wet outdoor events, especially on Thursday. There’s moderate risk for minor urban and roadway flooding, and there’s a low risk for significant flooding and debris flows,” said Lund.
Plus, while comparatively moderate for immigration policy, many of the Dignity Act’s provisions are still more liberal than the current conservative majority is likely to accept.
Lachlan's more politically moderate oldest siblings are poised to sell their holdings in Fox and News Corp in the coming months.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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