controlled in Latin
controlled in Latin is moderātus — controlled means kept in check; restrained rather than let loose.
controlled in Latin
moderātus
Inhibited or restrained in one's words and actions.
What does "controlled" mean?
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adjective Kept in check; restrained rather than let loose.
"She spoke in a calm, controlled voice despite her anger."
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adjective Regulated by law or official rules.
"The drug is a controlled substance requiring a prescription."
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controlled in a sentence
- She spoke in a calm, controlled voice despite her anger.
- The drug is a controlled substance requiring a prescription.
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What is "controlled" in Latin?
"controlled" in Latin is moderātus. controlled means: Kept in check; restrained rather than let loose.
How do you use "controlled" in a sentence?
Example: "She spoke in a calm, controlled voice despite her anger." In Latin, "controlled" is moderātus.
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