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Meanings of temperate in English
Usage of temperate in English
1
The tea-tree flourishes best in temperate regions; in China it is indigenous.
2
Influenza epidemics occur once a year during the winter in temperate areas.
3
The modern Egyptians are, in general, extremely temperate in regard to food.
4
In temperate latitudes the shrubbery predominates, especially in the most northerly parts.
5
The few plants are strangers to the dwellers in the temperate zone.
6
We continued sailing along in the beautiful temperate climate of the Pacific.
7
The air is pleasant here, and more temperate than in the Netherlands.
8
Our next news was of his safe arrival in the temperate Isle.
9
Early-season planting extends sorghum's growing season and increases yield in temperate regions.
10
Hitherto Job only had been passionate; and his friends temperate and collected.
11
A man must be temperate in dressing as in all other things.
12
Species occur in all seas of the temperate, tropical and subtropical zones.
13
The cultivated products include those of the tropical and warm temperate zones.
14
Stop smoking, or at least be temperate in the use of tobacco.
15
Yet, though profligate in one respect, he was temperate in every other.
16
We enjoy ourselves more in a sober and temperate Use of ourselves.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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