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Adjectives of Low Intensity

13 Words

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moderate
1.
mo
de
rate
Adjective

not excessive in amount, degree, or quantity

She prefers to eat moderate portions to avoid overeating.

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subtle
2.
su
btle
Adjective

difficult to notice or detect because of its slight or delicate nature

The artist used subtle brushstrokes to create a sense of depth and movement in the painting.

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slight
3.
slight
Adjective

not a lot in amount or extent

She felt a slight breeze on her face as she walked outside.

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mild
4.
mild
Adjective

having a gentle or not very strong effect

Her mild response to criticism shows her maturity.

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faint
5.
faint
Adjective

barely noticeable or weak in intensity

He felt a faint sense of unease as he entered the dark room.

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quite
6.
quite
Adverb

to the highest degree

After a long day at work, she found the warm bath quite soothing.

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manageable
7.
ma
na
gea
ble
Adjective

easy to be controlled or dealt with

With a clear plan in place, the project became much more manageable.

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lax
8.
lax
Adjective

showing a tendency to be less strict about rules or discipline

The lax security measures at the airport raised concerns about potential breaches.

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attainable
9.
a
ttai
na
ble
Adjective

possible to achieve or reach

The project's deadline is attainable if we allocate enough resources.

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tolerable
10.
to
le
ra
ble
Adjective

able to be accepted or endured without causing excessive discomfort or dissatisfaction

Despite the noise from the construction, the level was tolerable for most of the residents.

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bearable
11.
bea
ra
ble
Adjective

able to be endured without excessive difficulty or discomfort

Despite the heat, the temperature inside the house was bearable with the help of fans.

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restrain
12.
re
strain
Verb

to hold back the expression of emotions

He had to restrain his anger when dealing with the difficult customer.

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flicker
13.
fli
cker
Verb

to shine or burn with an unsteady or wavering light

The candle flame flickered in the drafty room.

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