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Traditional English :: moderate
moderate.html - adj., n., & v. --adj.
    1 avoiding extremes; temperate in conduct or expression.
    2 fairly or tolerably large or good.
    3 (of the wind) of medium strength.
    4 (of prices) fairly low.
--n.
    a person who holds moderate views, esp. in politics.
--v.
    1 tr. & intr. make or become less violent, intense, rigorous, etc.
    2 tr. (also absol.) act as a moderator of or to.
    3 tr. Physics retard (neutrons) with a moderator.
    moderately adv. moderateness n. moderatism n. [ME f. L moderatus past part. of moderare reduce, control: rel. to MODEST]
Traditional English :: moderation
moderate.html - n.
1 the process or an instance of moderating.
2 the quality of being moderate.
3 Physics the retardation of neutrons by a moderator (see MODERATOR 5).
4 (in pl.) (Moderations) the first public examination in some faculties for the Oxford BA degree.
    in moderation in a moderate manner or degree. [ME f. OF f. L moderatio -onis (as MODERATE)]
Traditional English :: moderato
moderate.html - adj., adv., & n. Mus. --adj.
--n.
    (pl. -os) a piece of music to be performed in this way. [It. (as MODERATE)]
Traditional English :: moderator
moderate.html - n.
1 an arbitrator or mediator.
2 a presiding officer.
3 Eccl. a Presbyterian minister presiding over an ecclesiastical body.
4 an examiner for Moderations.
5 Physics a substance used in a nuclear reactor to retard neutrons.
    moderatorship n. [ME f. L (as MODERATE)]
Traditional English :: moderate
moderate.html - adj., n., & v. --adj.
    1 avoiding extremes; temperate in conduct or expression.
    2 fairly or tolerably large or good.
    3 (of the wind) of medium strength.
    4 (of prices) fairly low.
--n.
    a person who holds moderate views, esp. in politics.
--v.
    1 tr. & intr. make or become less violent, intense, rigorous, etc.
    2 tr. (also absol.) act as a moderator of or to.
    3 tr. Physics retard (neutrons) with a moderator.
    moderately adv. moderateness n. moderatism n. [ME f. L moderatus past part. of moderare reduce, control: rel. to MODEST]
Traditional English :: moderation
moderate.html - n.
1 the process or an instance of moderating.
2 the quality of being moderate.
3 Physics the retardation of neutrons by a moderator (see MODERATOR 5).
4 (in pl.) (Moderations) the first public examination in some faculties for the Oxford BA degree.
    in moderation in a moderate manner or degree. [ME f. OF f. L moderatio -onis (as MODERATE)]
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