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Meanings of tempering in English
Process of heat treating used to increase the toughness of iron-based alloys.
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Usage of tempering in English
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But weigh those results carefully, and consider tempering them with these factors.
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Despite the tempering of her resolve, his proximity made her pulse hammer.
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And thus He was tempering Bobby and directing him to his destiny.
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Did you ever hear of tempering the wind to the shorn lamb?
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The necessary tempering requirements for the kink-spring filament to accept the new coatings.
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However, fear of self-inflicted economic pain is tempering enthusiasm for such an addition.
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The structure or Path of that tempering is the religion Wicca.
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He was handy in shaping and tempering tools of every kind.
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In Asia, he was credited with building trust and tempering Trump's isolationist impulses.
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In tempering, on the other hand, three things are also necessary:
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Sewis had the office of tempering a severely distasteful announcement to the squire.
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The law of the feud was tempering his heart to implacability.
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The oil takes fire and burns off, properly tempering the spring.
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The peculiarity of these steels is that no quenching or tempering is required.
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The blacksmith laughed again over a chisel which he was tempering.
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We tried tempering the package, moderating its most fanciful elements, and lost again.
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