aggravate | intensify; malapropism for ‘moderate’ |
behove | moderate the need for, keep under control |
hyperbolical | outrageous, immoderate, intemperate |
immodest | improper, immoderate, inordinate |
indifferent | moderately, tolerably, reasonably |
inordinate | immoderate, intemperate, excessive |
intemperate | excessive, immoderate, inordinate |
lay | allay, reduce, moderate |
mean | average, moderate, middling |
meanly | tolerably, moderately well, well enough |
meetly | quite good, moderate, reasonable |
mitigate | moderate, reduce the severity of |
modest | moderate, uninflated, free from exaggeration |
modest | moderate, reasonable, mild, limited |
qualify | moderate, weaken, diminish |
reasonable | moderate, not excessive, fair-minded |
rebate | subdue, moderate, make dull |
repletion | over-indulgence, immoderate living |
season | moderate, temper, control |
slake | abate, moderate, decrease |
sober | moderate, reasonable, with no undue haste |
superfluity | excess, indulgence, immoderate living |
superfluous | extravagant, wasteful, immoderate |
temper | moderate, soften, tone down |
temperate | calm, moderate, composed |
temperately | steadily, calmly, moderately |
unproportioned | immoderate, inordinate, inappropriate |