moderate in Italian
moderate in Italian is moderato, modesto, moderare — moderate means neither too much nor too little; reasonable in amount or degree.
moderate in Italian
moderato
modesto
Mediocre
moderato
One who holds an intermediate position between extremes, as in politics.
moderare
What does "moderate" mean?
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adj Neither too much nor too little; reasonable in amount or degree.
"Moderate exercise most days is better than occasional intense workouts."
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adj Holding political views that are not extreme; centrist.
"The moderate candidate appealed to voters on both sides."
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verb To make something less extreme or intense.
"She tried to moderate her tone during the heated discussion."
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verb To preside over or oversee a debate, panel, or discussion.
"A journalist moderated the presidential debate."
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moderate in a sentence
- Moderate exercise most days is better than occasional intense workouts.
- The forecast calls for moderate rain this afternoon.
- The moderate candidate appealed to voters on both sides.
- My grandfather has always held moderate views and dislikes loud arguments.
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What is "moderate" in Italian?
"moderate" in Italian is moderato, modesto, moderare. moderate means: Neither too much nor too little; reasonable in amount or degree.
How do you use "moderate" in a sentence?
Example: "Moderate exercise most days is better than occasional intense workouts." In Italian, "moderate" is moderato, modesto, moderare.
Are there other ways to say "moderate" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "moderate": moderato, modesto, moderare.
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