modulate

modulate antonyms

increase compare modulate and increase
aggravate compare modulate and aggravate
be quiet compare modulate and be quiet
raise compare modulate and raise
upset compare modulate and upset
harm compare modulate and harm
excite compare modulate and excite
hurt compare modulate and hurt
destroy compare modulate and destroy
grow compare modulate and grow
agitate compare modulate and agitate
remain compare modulate and remain
muffle compare modulate and muffle
unleash compare modulate and unleash
persist compare modulate and persist
be lenient compare modulate and be lenient
encourage compare modulate and encourage
distress compare modulate and distress
arouse compare modulate and arouse
liberate compare modulate and liberate
forward compare modulate and forward
continue compare modulate and continue
mismanage compare modulate and mismanage
leave alone compare modulate and leave alone
keep compare modulate and keep
disorganize compare modulate and disorganize
mispronounce compare modulate and mispronounce
conceal compare modulate and conceal
hide compare modulate and hide
let go compare modulate and let go
demodulate compare modulate and demodulate
free compare modulate and free
deregulate compare modulate and deregulate
egg on compare modulate and egg on
anger compare modulate and anger
forge compare modulate and forge
listen compare modulate and listen
intensify compare modulate and intensify
allow compare modulate and allow
infuriate compare modulate and infuriate
incite compare modulate and incite
exacerbate compare modulate and exacerbate
hold compare modulate and hold

modulate definitions

verb

  • To regulate, adjust or adapt 

  • To change the pitch, intensity or tone of one's voice or of a musical instrument 

  • to vary the amplitude, frequency or phase of a carrier wave in proportion to the amplitude etc of a source wave (such as speech or music) 

  • to move from one key or tonality to another, especially by using a chord progression