What is the opposite of immoderate?

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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of overly excessive in amount or degree Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude Opposite of characterized by the love of luxury or the finer things in life Opposite of inclined to waste or squander money or resources Opposite of much too high, especially in price Opposite of far beyond the norm in terms of public opinion Opposite of devoted to pleasure Opposite of not restrained, restricted or controlled Opposite of characterized by, or suggestive of, luxury Opposite of that has been described as greater or better than it actually is Opposite of unjustified, without a reasonable cause or excuse Opposite of plentiful or abundant in amount Opposite of too bad to be justified, excused or tolerated Opposite of obsessively passionate about or devoted to something Opposite of exceeding the usual bounds of something Opposite of very severe or serious Opposite of large, ambitious, or impressive in scope or scale Opposite of severe or harsh in nature Opposite of requiring more effort than could be reasonably expected or asked for Opposite of lacking discipline or restraint Opposite of strict or exacting in standards Opposite of showing signs of overindulgence in alcohol or other physical pleasures Opposite of given, used, or occurring in generous amounts Opposite of very fine in quality Opposite of favoring fundamental, usually extreme, change in political or social conditions Opposite of extreme in intensity … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of overly excessive in amount or degree moderate reasonable temperate controlled middling mild modest restrained calm judicious justified wise sensible prudent considered sound shrewd discerning informed thoughtful diplomatic politic rational careful cautious discreet astute discriminating expedient enlightened sagacious circumspect intelligent commonsensical canny perceptive insightful percipient advisable acute logical clever sober sage perspicacious sapient strategic savvy smart skillfulUS skilfulUK pawky sane practical argute well judged well advised common-sense well thought out long-headed heads-up fair low economical cheap inhibited nice conservative inexpensive limited reduced inconsequential warranted good poor mediocre collected easy serious reserved guarded understated competitive realistic thrifty righteous observant inconsiderable measured median reasoned fewer less necessary middle self-restraining non-excessive down-to-earth low-priced dirt-cheap cheapo humble helpful aiding costless rightful ok enough average balanced medium tolerable ordinary normal unexceptional acceptable honest unprejudiced kind refined civilizedUS sophisticated cultured decent just civilisedUK adequate workaday intermediate mean bog-standard so-so more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude insufficient insignificant inconsiderable empty limited woeful minimal poor miserly sparse minimum derisory meagreUK scant meagerUS exiguous insipid scanty inadequate tenuous fractional stingy measly insubstantial unconsiderable lamentable pitiable nominal sad miserable shabby ungenerous pathetic pitiful sporadic dinky smallish undersize puny shoestring dwarfish bantam mingy shrimpy undersized not enough more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by the love of luxury or the finer things in life puritanical Spartan abstemious ascetic abstinent frugal self-disciplined self-abnegating self-denying abstentious restrained self-restrained deprived spartan thrifty ascetical abstaining disciplined harsh celibate monklike strict severe monkish mortified monastic rigorous continent chaste solitary stern cloistered anchoritic Adjective ▲ Opposite of inclined to waste or squander money or resources frugal thrifty economical conserving economisingUK economizingUS money-saving penny-pinching provident scrimping skimping sparing careful cautious parsimonious penny-wise saving unwasteful miserly stingy tight modest prudent nice cheap mean tight-fisted close-fisted good moderate temperate sensible moral poor reasonable preserving judicious forehanded restrained simple abstemious unpretentious wise canny greedy meagerUS acquisitive avaricious uncharitable ungenerous selfish penurious mingy covetous ungiving tightfisted spartan tightwad rapacious curmudgeonly costive meagreUK chintzy closefisted close stinting churlish illiberal more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of much too high, especially in price cheap affordable bargain bargainous budget discount economic economical giveaway reduced uncostly reasonable fair inexpensive moderate modest cost-effective discounted half-priced low-cost low-price low-priced marked down low-end thrifty cut-rate dirt cheap low small marginal insignificant worthless valueless free moderately priced sale dirt-cheap half-price cheapie cheapo bargain-basement cut-price sale-price dime-store more ❯ “I love cheap thrills!” Adjective ▲ Opposite of far beyond the norm in terms of public opinion conservative nonrevolutionary unrevolutionary moderate establishmentarian fundamentalist traditionalist unprogressive middle-of-the-road middle mainstream centrist dispassionate impartial equitable nonpartisan safe uncontroversial central non-extreme non-radical non-reactionary pacific “Roosevelt was more of a conservative reformer than most businessmen understood.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of devoted to pleasure ascetic self-abnegating self-denying abstemious restrained rigorous Spartan celibate flat underdeveloped Adjective ▲ Opposite of not restrained, restricted or controlled restrained checked constrained hindered bound bridled confined controlled curbed governed hampered restricted temperate unfree frustrated inhibited repressed careful limited contained calm subdued disciplined submissive clean mild conservative moderate subtle sober decent quiet innocent chilled unexcessive plain principled discreet maintained soft reserved unextreme pure steady chaste righteous unobtrusive conscious unpretentious good moral tasteful reputable honest unassuming uncorrupt undemonstrative upright muted unflashy reasonable laid-back unostentatious low-key low-keyed more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by, or suggestive of, luxury ascetic ascetical austere humble no-frills spartan Adjective ▲ Opposite of that has been described as greater or better than it actually is understated belittled minimisedUK minimizedUS moderated underdone underplayed played down Adjective ▲ Opposite of unjustified, without a reasonable cause or excuse necessary essential indispensable justifiable needed needful required provoked relevant well-founded called-for costly deserved expensive grounded justified proven reasonable warranted Adjective ▲ Opposite of plentiful or abundant in amount dribbling trickling deficient frugal illiberal inadequate meagerUS meagreUK moderate provident scanty scarce skimpy sparse thrifty lacking wanting Adjective ▲ Opposite of too bad to be justified, excused or tolerated defensible excusable forgivable justifiable pardonable tenable venial legitimate supportable warrantable justified valid reasonable proven Adjective ▲ Opposite of obsessively passionate about or devoted to something indifferent apathetic broad-minded calm cool disinterested dispassionate doubting happy impartial lethargic tolerant unenthusiastic unexcited Adjective ▲ Opposite of exceeding the usual bounds of something little conservative inconsequential moderate modest small tiny minute minor insignificant unsubstantial negligible inconsiderable inappreciable minimal slight marginal mild weak faint petty paltry subtle slim imperceptible vague unimportant trivial nominal remote trifling superficial insubstantial shallow “The amount of vanilla extract that you need to mix in is very little.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very severe or serious mild moderate insignificant middling modest lenient minimal minor temperate trifling trivial faint nominal slight superficial token feeble meagerUS meagreUK ordinary paltry unimportant vague half-hearted imperceptible light soft dull “Leaders hope that taking mild action today will dampen wage demands before they become significant.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of large, ambitious, or impressive in scope or scale small humble simple modest lowly unassuming unostentatious unpretentious unobtrusive small-scale small-time plain underrated understated undervalued acceptable reasonable moderate average adequate fair ordinary midsized unextravagant economical scanty unboastful temperate satisfactory light unexcessive meek middling meagreUK sparse discreet medium tolerable limited unimposing unexceptional median intermediate skimpy unpresuming midsize low-key meagerUS more ❯ “I made soup from organic vegetables which I had pre-ordered from a list of goodies from small, local producers.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of severe or harsh in nature lenient soft light moderate mild clement easy gentle merciful modest forgiving sparing temperate tolerant condoning middling reasonable easy-going “You would think the damage done in the last couple of years by lenient court rulings would have been enough to wake them up.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of requiring more effort than could be reasonably expected or asked for easy basic reasonable simple straightforward effortless undemanding light painless trivial elementary facile feasible manageable moderate rudimental sensible unchallenging uncomplicated untroublesome breezy casual cheap comfortable downhill mindless paltry soft uninvolved unproblematic workable piece of cake trouble-free achievable doable relaxed unexacting inconsiderable tolerable bearable endurable easygoing easy-going relaxing untaxing low impact leisurely cushy stress-free minimal not burdensome more ❯ “Given the ample time they had to amend the education bill, the interns felt that it was an easy task to complete.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of lacking discipline or restraint disciplined calm controlled orderly restrained thoughtful behaved genteel lawful mild gentle ordered polite peaceful quiet self-controlled self-disciplined well-behaved “A really quiet and disciplined audience lost themselves in symphonies of Schubert and Mozart.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of strict or exacting in standards flexible lax loose relaxed slack irresolute moderate tolerant Adjective ▲ Opposite of showing signs of overindulgence in alcohol or other physical pleasures pure uncorrupt uncorrupted ascetic accumulated clean conservative gathered hoarded purified saved stored unselfish upright virtuous Adjective ▲ Opposite of given, used, or occurring in generous amounts scant bare minimal spare inadequate limited small economical greedy lacking mean measly narrow poor thrifty wanting Adjective ▲ Opposite of very fine in quality poor bad deficient substandard defective faulty imperfect abject inferior mediocre atrocious cheap unacceptable worthless wretched grotty inadequate rubbishy unsatisfactory rotten rubbish subpar terrible deplorable miserable suboptimal cheapjack disappointing dreadful lame lamentable abysmal crude direful pitiful weak appalling crummy egregious shabby trashy awful dire junky lousy shoddy craptacular dismal execrable valueless below average below standard low-grade second-rate third-rate inexpensive budget average bargain common cheapo tawdry tacky economy cheesy gimcrack tattered junk cruddy el cheapo cheap and nasty more ❯ “Remember how poor our wine was, unlike this glorious vintage.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of favoring fundamental, usually extreme, change in political or social conditions conservative reactionary traditional conventional traditionalistic unprogressive moderate orthodox traditionalist ultraconservative archconservative counterrevolutionary diehard paleoconservative alt-right counter-revolutionary old-fashioned rightist right-wing ultra-conservative “Her tone was that of a conservative reactionary bemoaning the collapse of family values.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of extreme in intensity half-hearted apathetic subdued spiritless tame blasé disinterested feeble indifferent irresolute lackadaisical listless nonchalant restrained tempered toned down unenthusiastic lifeless limp tepid “The two opposing groups had a half-hearted fight before going their separate ways.” Find more words! 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