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Meanings of moderated in English
Usage of moderated in English
1
The number of cases has now moderated to about seven a day.
2
At length the wind moderated; and Arnold determined to attempt the river.
3
The weather moderated in the morning, though the gale only partially subsided.
4
His postings often generated hundreds of comments, each of which he moderated.
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However, anxiety levels moderated the effect of conversational turns on vocabulary size.
6
We examined whether demographic factors and severity of use moderated 12-month outcomes.
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But energy demand has since moderated and the company's growth has slowed.
8
The spring rains had now moderated so that the roads were better.
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Gender differences also moderated the impact of vitamin D and calcium consumption.
10
The panel was moderated by political consultant and TV personality Marjorie Clifton.
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As soon as the charge against her was moderated, the defence expired.
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The weather had by this time moderated, but the sea ran high.
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After some hours of huddling I observed that the temperature had moderated.
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That night the gale broke, and before morning it had materially moderated.
15
The weather have moderated a bit and looks a bit more promising.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, wearing a suit and tie, moderated the discussion.
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Moderated through the time
Moderated across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common