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Definition of moderating :
of Moderate
Synonyms:
analgetic, alleviatory, tempering, lenitive, palliative, mitigative, analgesic, mitigatory, anodyne, alleviative, weakening
economizing (part of speech: verb)
economizing, conserving, pinching pennies, saving, scrimping, budgeting
moderating (part of speech: verb)
relaxing, restraining, abating, calming, pacifying, alleviating, quieting, easing, composing, soothing, cooling, subduing, tranquilizing, softening
pacifying (part of speech: verb)
hushing, smoothing, appeasing, lulling, mollifying, defusing, stabilizing, ebbing, reconciling, placating, quelling, conciliating
alleviating (part of speech: verb)
mitigating, palliating, assuaging, allaying, reducing, lessening, relieving
Usage examples:
- He had hitherto exercised a moderating influence on the government. - "A History of England Principally in the Seventeenth Century, Volume I (of 6)", Leopold von Ranke.
- The white leaders exercised a moderating influence, but the average white man had determined to do away with Negro government even though the alternative might be a return of military rule. - "The Sequel of Appomattox A Chronicle of the Reunion of the States, Volume 32 In The Chronicles Of America Series", Walter Lynwood Fleming.
- Cold water sponging is a convenient and grateful method of moderating febrile heat of the surface, provided undoubted powers of reaction be present in the system. - "The Maternal Management of Children, in Health and Disease.", Thomas Bull, M.D..