Moderately
Too
Too adverb - Beyond a normal or acceptable limit.
Usage example: ticket prices for the rock concert are simply too high
Both words in one sentence
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In Mario Power Tennis, the tournaments aren't too bad; even a moderately skilled player can get through them without much difficulty.
Source: Difficulty Spike -
Alice's kicks and flips are moderately more functional, being short, quick, and not too flashy, at least until she breaks out her beast form.
Source: She-Fu -
Mosta' the cast of Wet Moon, too - it is the moderately Deep South - but especially sweet redneck Fall Swanhilde.
Source: Funetik Aksent
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