Model

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 334
mod'el, n. something to shew the mode or way: something to be copied: a pattern; a mould an imitation of something on a smaller scale something worthy of imitation. v.t. to mote; mute; mCQa; Aten. 334 Modelling form after a mode! to shape to make a model Or copy of to form in some soft material.— to practise modelling \—pr.p modelling pa.p. mod'elled.—«. Modeller. [Fr. modtUe—L. modulus dim. of modus, a measure Modelllag, mod'el.ing, » the act or art of making a model of something, a bianch of sculpture. Moderate, mod'^r-St, v.t. to keep within measure or hounds to regulate to reduce in intensity to make temperate or reasonable to pacify to decide as a moderator. v to become le violent or intense; to preside as a i no der a to i. *-adj. kept within measure or bounds not exce ive or extreme temperate: of middle rate. — adv. Mod erately.- «. Moderatene . [L. — rnoderor, -at us modus, a measure Moderation, mod-er-3/shun, « act of moderating state of being moderated or moderate fieedom from exce calmne of mind Mode rat i sm, mod'er-a-tizm, n. moderate opinions in religion or politics.
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