moderator
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈmɒdəˌreɪtər/
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moderador
- Annette Gordon Reed will be the moderator for that panel.
- role of a moderator
- serve as a moderator
- act as a moderator
But Math Overflow, the Math Overflow moderators have always said no.
- But Math Overflow, the Math Overflow moderators have always said no.
- Annette Gordon Reed will be the moderator for that panel.
- Let me introduce the moderator of our panel, Ambassador Samantha Power.
- I now give I now give the the podium over to Dennis Pratt, moderator.
- Well, the moderators took it down, but OP's account is also suspended.
- And so you're, like, one part moderator, one part coach, one part comms director.
- But I got a message yesterday that said after your comments on Donda, we will have to rethink your position as a moderator on the Kanye subreddit.
- But angels technically identify as finance employees, but Binance calls them volunteers, sort of like the community moderators.
- They felt like the moderators were there sort of hosting this weird playground for them and they they trusted the moderators because they weren't trying to make money off of it.
- And also, umm, he is the local moderator of his local, sorry, the moderator of his local lesbian group.
- What I look for is as the moderator asks a question.
- Now to the moderator, my dear friend Rick Carlisle.
Examples
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I'll be your moderator for tonight's debate.
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So, the moderator will ask the questions.
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What I look for is as the moderator asks a question.
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There had been an election, and she had been elected moderator of the whole Circle!
Fiction book (1991) -
Among these faculty is one who has agreed to serve as moderator tonight.
Academic text (2007) -
First, the three vendors are instructed by the moderator to enter the market.
Academic text (2000) -
It's my pleasure to introduce tonight's moderator, Jay Newton Small.
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I'm Phil Jamison, Professor of Journalism here at the university and I will also be your moderator for this evening.
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Honest responses from participants are requested from the moderator, who immediately attempts to establish a nonthreatening atmosphere.
Academic text (1992) -
As the moderator of the panel discussion, she ensured that everyone had a chance to speak.
Synonyms
258
3.1
A person who leads a meeting or committee
15
3.5
A person who leads a meeting, committee, or organization
3
6.1
A person who leads a meeting and makes sure it runs correctly
1
7.3
A person who leads a meeting, ceremony, or event
Compounds
- Texting
A computer program that checks and removes posts that break the rules
How Strict
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Moderator comes from the old root moder- meaning 'to keep things in the right measure' or 'to control'. A moderator is like a person who keeps a meeting calm and fair and stops things from going too far, so the word now means someone who leads and keeps discussions orderly.