untemperate (Meaning)
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untemperate (a.)
Intemperate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of untemperate
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untemperate Sentence Examples
- The untemperate summer heat scorched the crops, leaving farmers in despair.
- Her untemperate language towards her colleagues created a hostile work environment.
- The city's untemperate weather, with extreme swings in temperature, proved challenging for its inhabitants.
- The untemperate climate of the region made it unsuitable for growing most crops.
- His untemperate behavior often led to misunderstandings and arguments.
- The untemperate skies unleashed torrential rainfall that flooded the streets and caused widespread damage.
- The untemperate nature of the situation demanded a careful and measured response.
- The untemperate debate reached a fever pitch, threatening to tear the organization apart.
- Her untemperate outburst at the meeting alienated her colleagues and damaged her professional reputation.
- The untemperate actions of the mob resulted in the destruction of property and the loss of innocent lives.
FAQs About the word untemperate
Intemperate.
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The untemperate summer heat scorched the crops, leaving farmers in despair.
Her untemperate language towards her colleagues created a hostile work environment.
The city's untemperate weather, with extreme swings in temperature, proved challenging for its inhabitants.
The untemperate climate of the region made it unsuitable for growing most crops.
