untemper Antonyms
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Meaning of untemper
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untemper (v. t.)
To deprive of temper, or of the proper degree of temper; to make soft.
untemper Sentence Examples
- The untemper of the molten metal made it difficult to work with.
- The untemper of the crowd grew as the tension escalated.
- His untemper caused him to react impulsively and make poor decisions.
- The untemper of the situation required a cautious approach.
- Despite the untemper of her surroundings, she remained calm and collected.
- The untemper of the storm threatened to damage the sails.
- The untemper of his emotions led him to lash out at others.
- The untemper of the climate made it impossible to predict the weather.
- The untemper of the discussion threatened to derail the project.
- The untemper of the child's tantrum made it difficult to reason with him.
FAQs About the word untemper
To deprive of temper, or of the proper degree of temper; to make soft.
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The untemper of the molten metal made it difficult to work with.
The untemper of the crowd grew as the tension escalated.
His untemper caused him to react impulsively and make poor decisions.
The untemper of the situation required a cautious approach.
