Meanings of more equable in English

I imagine it is equally abundant in winter, and more equable and better tempered.

Rigby never recollected him more cordial and confidential, and more equable in his manner.

By-and-by we shall be able to talk about these things with more equable temper.

This gentleman was in far more presentable repair and a more equable frame of mind.

And because Philip's appetites were satisfied, he became more equable and easier to live with.

During the more equable temperature of night the balloon's height is governed by the drag rope.

His temper was more equable, but his character was as impulsive as that of the admiral.

Have you acquired a more equable outlook since?

Her voice was softer and more equable, her eyes were steadier, her step was slower than of old.

Bruno frowned a bit at that unsatisfactory conclusion, but the professor was of more equable temper, for a wonder.

Faith was much more equable.

Does not the N. American view of warmer or more equable period, after great Glacial period, become much more probable in Europe?

Sir Peter says that his wandering Hercules is as stalwart as ever, and more equable in temperament, more taciturn and grave,-inshort, less odd.

Silhet, though hot and damp, is remarkably healthy, and does not differ materially in temperature from Silchar, though it is more equable and humid.

The Virago Sound and a much more equable and desirable climate, the annual rainfall seldom exceeding forty-five inches, except at the heads of the inlets.

More equable, majestic, pure, and free.