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Meaning of tempered
having a moderate or controlled quality
Etymology of tempered
The word "tempered" comes from the Old French word "temprer", which is derived from the Latin word "temperare", meaning "to mix" or "to balance"
The word has been used in English since the 14th century to describe something that has been modified or controlled to achieve a balanced or moderate quality
Synonyms
moderated
controlled
restrained
balanced
tempered
seasoned
hardened
toughened
strengthened
fortified
calmed
soothed
alleviated
mitigated
assuaged
mollified
pacified
placated
appeased
conciliated
softened
gentled
tamed
disciplined
regulated
governed
managed
adjusted
attuned
harmonized
coordinated
calibrated
Definitions
- Having a moderate or controlled quality, especially in relation to a person's emotions or behavior
- * Having been strengthened or hardened, especially through experience or heat treatment
- * Having a balanced or harmonious quality, especially in relation to music or art
Usage Examples
- The tempered glass on her phone helped to prevent it from shattering when she dropped it
- * He had a tempered personality, able to remain calm in stressful situations
- * The chef carefully tempered the eggs to create a smooth and creamy sauce
Antonyms
uncontrolled
unrestrained
unbalanced
extreme
intense
violent
fierce
savage
brutal
harsh
severe
unmitigated
unrelenting
unremitting
merciless
ruthless
impulsive
reckless
impetuous
headstrong
wilful
obstinate
stubborn