Similar words: moderation, moderate, moderator, immoderate, moderately, immoderately, operating, exasperating. Meaning: ['mɑdrət /'mɒd-] 
adj. lessening in intensity or strength.
adj. lessening in intensity or strength. 
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31. Sea ice reflects sunlight, keeping Arctic region cool and moderating global climate.
32. "Revenue should trend modestly lower quarter-on-quarter, driven by flattish spread revenue and moderating fee income trends," analyst David George said in a note to clients.
33. But contradicting this red signal was another unofficial indicator showing nationwide manufacturing activity may be moderating.
34. "This reconfirms our long-held view that China is moderating rather than melting down," said Qu Hongbin, chief economist for China at HSBC.
35. From this point of view, all the jawboning, increased reserve requirements, and official pressure did have the effect of moderating the supply of new loans from the country's biggest banks.
36. Property prices are also moderating after a period of extraordinary growth, particularly in big cities.
37. I think it's pretty clear that you've got to accept responsibility for moderating asset bubbles.
38. E - learning Incentive Systems is moderating effect onelearning Performance.
39. As a result of the high hydrogen absorption capacity of zirconium, zirconium hydride is an excellent moderating material.
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