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What means moderate or gentle not harsh?

"Moderate or gentle, not harsh" describes something that is mild, balanced, and not extreme. It's the opposite of forceful, aggressive, or severe.

Here are some synonyms for "moderate or gentle, not harsh":

* Soft

* Mild

* Temperate

* Soothing

* Subtle

* Calm

* Measured

* Tactful

* Compassionate

* Kind

Examples:

* "The teacher used a moderate approach to discipline, focusing on understanding rather than punishment."

* "The music had a gentle rhythm that was calming and relaxing."

* "She offered gentle advice, avoiding harsh criticism."

This phrase can be used to describe various things, including:

* Actions: A moderate exercise routine, a gentle approach to conflict resolution.

* Words: A moderate tone of voice, a gentle suggestion.

* Feelings: Moderate emotions, a gentle touch.

* Environments: A moderate climate, a gentle breeze.

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