Moderated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MODERATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MODERATE, to make less extreme
• make or become less extreme, intense, rigorous, or violent
• review (examination papers, results, or candidates) in relation to an agreed standard so as to ensure consistency of marking
• (in academic and ecclesiastical contexts) preside over (a deliberative body) or at (a debate)
• (especially in the Presbyterian Church in Scotland) act as a moderator; preside
• monitor (an Internet forum or online discussion) for inappropriate or offensive content.
• retard (neutrons) with a moderator
NOUN:
• a person who holds moderate views, especially in politics
ADJECTIVE:
• average in amount, intensity, quality, or degree
• (of a person, party, or policy) not radical or excessively right- or left-wing

Words related to MODERATED

moderate11 moderates12 moderating14

Words that contain MODERATED

unmoderated15

How to use MODERATED in a sentence

• About noon the next day, the gale so moderated that we shook two reefs out of the top-sails, set new courses, and stood due east, with the wind astern.
• But as the motion moderated in the morning they had talked over their chances, and pronounced them to be small indeed.
• This deed moderated their wanton and injurious jests, and drove the champions to quit the place.
• As soon as the wind had moderated, an aged chief, in a canoe, put off to the ship.
• Moderated desires constitute a character fitted to acquire all the good which this world can yield.
• The hitherto moderated grief of the wife arose to a pitch much wilder than the death of her husband could, under ordinary circumstances, occasion.
• The next day the weather had moderated, and on the succeeding day, Wednesday, the 26th, fine and bright weather prevailed, but the storm had left behind a long rolling swell.
• On the fourth day the gale moderated, the weather cleared up, and we ascertained our position correctly by observations.
• A short time after this, the weather moderated and it was time for the spring hunt.
• Undoubtedly she would have gone to the bottom very shortly had not the wind moderated.
• Criminal justice, meanwhile, was administered with greater purity, and the composition of crimes for money, if not wholly abolished, was moderated.
• The spring rains had now moderated so that the roads were better.
• The agitation of Poland is still violent, though somewhat moderated by the late change in the demeanor of the King of Prussia.
• Six weeks before, young Denton would perhaps have moderated his attitude in the interests of his job.
• Alwynn and Dare drove at moderated speed along the road to Slumberleigh.
• For the same reason, they declared that the pecuniary fines could be moderated or completely withdrawn.
• Feudal privileges had to be either moderated, defined, and constitutionalized, or else destroyed.
• Therefore, ye must also be thinking of everyone, so that mankind may be educated, character moderated and this world may turn into a Garden of Eden.
• There he would ride out the storm and hoist sail when the weather moderated.
• How much of this inborn power, developed and moderated through education and the circumstances of life, is left when the man has attained a high position, is the second question.
• Towards the 15th of August, the state of the atmosphere was suddenly moderated by the wind shifting to the northwest.
• During the last week of the month of August the weather moderated again.
• They then moderated their pace so that they should not be out of breath at the moment when a struggle might be necessary.
• But his tone and manner moderated when he learned we were passengers for Corpus Christi.
• Such moderated anger is the sense of Justice, and is a new element of Conscience.
• Towards three in the morning the wind moderated, and by half-past four the gale had blown itself out.
• The wind had continued to blow fresh from the southward, but had now moderated, and was at south-west.
• As he approached the rock on which George was seated he moderated his speed, and swerved toward a strip of beach.
• So it is with the taxation of the people, which becomes unjust if it is not moderated at the point at which it is useful to the public.
• Consequently, prophecy is occasionally falsified, and opinions moderated, in subsequent pages.
• In one tempest the hut was swept away and the men were barely able to cling to the rock until the waves moderated.

Similar words containing MODERAT without suffix ed

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