attemperate Antonyms
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Meaning of attemperate
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attemperate (a.)
Tempered; proportioned; properly adapted.
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attemperate (v. t.)
To attemper.
attemperate Sentence Examples
- The gentle breeze attemperated the oppressive summer heat.
- The thermostat attempered the room temperature, creating a comfortable ambiance.
- The chef attempered the sauce, balancing the flavors harmoniously.
- The air conditioning system attempered the office, providing a refreshing contrast to the sweltering outdoors.
- The lake's attemperate waters invited swimmers to plunge in and cool off.
- The attemperate climate of the region made it an ideal destination for year-round tourism.
- The attempered lighting in the restaurant created a cozy and intimate atmosphere.
- The music's attemperate tempo complemented the relaxed ambiance of the gathering.
- The doctor attempered the patient's fever with medication, restoring their well-being.
- The skilled negotiator attempered the tense situation, finding a compromise that satisfied both parties.
FAQs About the word attemperate
Tempered; proportioned; properly adapted., To attemper.
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The gentle breeze attemperated the oppressive summer heat.
The thermostat attempered the room temperature, creating a comfortable ambiance.
The chef attempered the sauce, balancing the flavors harmoniously.
The air conditioning system attempered the office, providing a refreshing contrast to the sweltering outdoors.
