modulating (Meaning)
modulating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Modulate
Synonyms & Antonyms of modulating
Synonyms:
- fashioning
- patterning
- acclimating
- rectifying
- modelling
- bettering
- fine-tuning
- customizing
- fiddling (with)
- moderating
- readapting
- perfecting
- gearing
- redressing
- amending
- accommodating
- shortening
- ameliorating
- redrawing
- polishing
- putting
- suiting
- remedying
- acclimatizing
- fitting
- qualifying
- touching up
- modeling
- rewriting
- reworking
- reforming
- conforming
- registering
- doctoring
- righting
- fixing
- revising
- redrafting
- repairing
- rigging
- debugging
- editing
Antonyms:
modulating Sentence Examples
- The conductor modulated the tempo of the orchestra to match the soloist's performance.
- The signal was modulated to enhance its range and clarity through interference.
- The frequency synthesizer modulated the carrier wave to create a specific tone.
- The software allowed us to modulate the brightness and contrast of the image.
- The microphone modulated the sound waves by converting them into electrical signals.
- The engineer modulated the parameters of the engine to optimize its fuel efficiency.
- The vocal modulator altered the singer's voice to create a robotic effect.
- The neurotransmitter modulated the activity of the neuron to control its firing rate.
- The therapist modulated the patient's breathing pattern to promote relaxation.
- The architect modulated the lighting design to create different moods in the space.
FAQs About the word modulating
of Modulate
improving,regulating, adjusting, correcting, harmonizing, shaping, matching, modifying, attuning,changing
impairing, hurting,impairing, spoiling, hurting, damaging, damaging, spoiling, harming, harming
The conductor modulated the tempo of the orchestra to match the soloist's performance.
The signal was modulated to enhance its range and clarity through interference.
The frequency synthesizer modulated the carrier wave to create a specific tone.
The software allowed us to modulate the brightness and contrast of the image.
