temperer Antonyms
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Meaning of temperer
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temperer (n.)
One who, or that which, tempers; specifically, a machine in which lime, cement, stone, etc., are mixed with water.
temperer Sentence Examples
- The chef carefully tempered the chocolate by melting and cooling it in stages to prevent scorching.
- The blacksmith tempered the steel by heating it and then rapidly cooling it in water, making it harder and more durable.
- The artist tempered the clay by soaking it in water and kneading it to make it more pliable.
- The winemaker tempered the grapes before crushing them by freezing them slightly to enhance their flavor.
- The photographer used a tempering solution to adjust the contrast in the image.
- The musician tempered the strings of their guitar by adjusting them slightly to ensure perfect intonation.
- The scientist tempered the experiment by introducing a control group to eliminate confounding variables.
- The engineer tempered the engine by adjusting the fuel mixture to optimize its performance.
- The negotiator tempered the discussion by calming down the opposing parties and bringing them to a common understanding.
- The diplomat tempered their message to avoid diplomatic tensions and maintain good relations between countries.
FAQs About the word temperer
One who, or that which, tempers; specifically, a machine in which lime, cement, stone, etc., are mixed with water.
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The chef carefully tempered the chocolate by melting and cooling it in stages to prevent scorching.
The blacksmith tempered the steel by heating it and then rapidly cooling it in water, making it harder and more durable.
The artist tempered the clay by soaking it in water and kneading it to make it more pliable.
The winemaker tempered the grapes before crushing them by freezing them slightly to enhance their flavor.
