unmoderated
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Not controlled, supervised, or regulated by a moderator: Describes a situation, discussion, or content where there is no neutral party overseeing or managing the interactions to enforce rules, ensure civility, or filter inappropriate material.
- Not reduced or tempered in intensity: Describes a quality, such as criticism, emotion, or language, that is expressed in its full, often extreme, force without being softened or restrained.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The online forum was completely unmoderated, leading to frequent arguments and spam.
- His unmoderated criticism of the policy offended many of his colleagues.
- The debate descended into chaos because it was unmoderated.
Advanced Usage
- "unmoderated comments section": A common phrase referring to an online space where user comments are posted without prior approval or active oversight.
- The newspaper decided to close its unmoderated comments section due to the prevalence of hate speech.
Variants and Related Words
- Moderate (verb): To preside over a discussion or debate; to make or become less extreme or intense.
- She was asked to moderate the panel discussion.
- Moderated (adjective): The opposite of 'unmoderated'; controlled or supervised.
- The moderated chat room had strict rules against personal attacks.
- Moderator (noun): A person who presides over a discussion, meeting, or online forum.
- The moderator removed the offensive post.
Synonyms
- Uncontrolled: Not under control or restraint.
- Unchecked: Not restrained or held back.
- Unregulated: Not controlled by rules or laws.
- Unrestrained: Not limited or controlled.
Antonyms
- Moderated
- Supervised
- Controlled
- Regulated
- Restrained
Related Phrases
- Unmoderated Usenet group: A historical term for an early internet discussion group without a designated supervisor.
- Run unmoderated: A phrase describing the operation of a system or forum without oversight.
- The mailing list has run unmoderated for years.
Adjective
- not made less extreme
- spoke with unmoderated harshness