Moderate as in acceptable Lacking capability or ability; unable to perform a particular action. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Snuff'
After hours of practice, her performance was snuff to earn a spot in the orchestra.
The chef tasted the dish and deemed it snuff to be served to the restaurant's guests.
The athlete's training regimen was snuff to break the long-standing record in the upcoming race.
Due to a severe injury, his dreams of becoming an athlete were snuffed out.
The exhausted hiker felt snuff as he reached the mountain's summit.
The detective's instincts told him that the alibi provided was snuff and unreliable.
The economic downturn snuffed the hopes of many aspiring entrepreneurs.
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