Equal to one's needs; adequate; moderate. Obsolete.

Reasonable, esp. moderate, fair. Obsolete.

Within the limits of what it would be rational or sensible to expect; not extravagant or excessive… Of amount, size, or number, or of a thing with…

Of a person, action, etc.: characterized by moderation, esp. of diet; moderate, temperate; (occasionally) modest. Obsolete.

Reasonable; not excessive.

Of medium or middling quality, size, or extent; average in intensity, difficulty, or degree; fairly large or good; intermediate. Later also depreci…

Of things, actions, qualities, conditions, etc.: Tempered, not excessive in degree; moderate.

Moderate; of moderate size, quantity, or standard.

Temperate, moderate; modest.

Originally Scottish. Of a thing: in accordance with or conformable to reason; reasonable, just, fair.

Sufficient but not going beyond this: fair, moderate, reasonable, enough. Obsolete.

Medium, moderate; partial. Obsolete.

Of a thing: unpretentious or moderate in size, appearance, style, etc.; (of a sum of money or financial means) limited, not lavish or extensive…

Moderate, sensible; free from exaggeration; not fanciful or imaginative.

Intermediate in degree.

Of heat, etc.: Not strong or excessive; gentle, moderate.

Mild, modest, seemly; moderate, middling, fairly well (in health); moderate of appetite (in quot. 1860 ironic).

figurative. Not elaborate, showy, or intense; muted, restrained; modest.