be moderate

Frequency: 8.025.5 per million words

Used to describe a person, view, or action that is not extreme or radical.

moderateVERB + moderate

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Examples (10)

  • It's important to be moderate in all things, especially when it comes to diet.
  • Her political views tend to be moderate, avoiding any extremes.
  • We should be moderate in our expectations to avoid disappointment.
  • The weather next week is expected to be moderate, not too hot or cold.
  • In negotiations, it's often wise to be moderate to find common ground.
  • He advises people to be moderate in their exercise routine to prevent injury.
  • To maintain a healthy lifestyle, one must be moderate in alcohol consumption.
  • The committee's recommendations tried to be moderate and appeal to all parties.
  • Even in success, it is good to be moderate and not overly proud.
  • The company's growth has tended to be moderate but consistent over the years.