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Meanings of temper in anglès
Usage of temper in anglès
1
During the crisis in the Sudan, the popular temper was her own.
2
And I wish you'd go 'way, she said, her temper rising again.
3
People whose major concern is climate change have to temper their ambitions.
4
Franshion's large cash balance and its good financial flexibility temper this weakness.
5
Fanshion's large cash balance and its good financial flexibility temper this weakness.
6
The manners of Arthur were formal; his tastes moral; his temper vindictive.
7
In addition to questionable fashion sense, Tony had an unfortunately delicate temper.
8
Today you will have to work hard to maintain that calm temper.
9
Global stocks dipped after disappointing U.S. data continued to temper risk appetite.
10
Occasionally, Mr. Clay was very imperious and displayed bad temper in debate.
11
So much so that authorities felt the need to temper their rise.
12
You do not make allowance enough for difference of situation and temper.
13
But other parts of the constitution may temper or defeat that power.
14
I've entirely given up on the idea of not losing my temper.
15
My temper rising, I sipped my wine to consider a politic answer.
16
Maimane was also keen to temper the good news with stark realism.
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Temper through the time
Temper across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Australia
Less common
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