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Meanings of untempered in English
Spanish
inmoderado Not brought to a proper consistency or hardness.
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Usage of untempered in English
1
Heavy drafts have introduced a large and untempered element into our composition.
2
A guilty pleasure is taken in the misogyny and untempered avarice.
3
He bowed before the pure, unordered, untempered feminine, and his masculine mind reeled.
4
Here, scarce a quarter-century ago, a sandspit had broiled beneath an untempered sun.
5
And her face, when not animated by speech or untempered passions, seemed serene.
6
He hated this Rebel Alliance, now, with a child's hate, untempered.
7
And, compared with the French, the Germans are untempered steel.
8
Whether this belief anywhere exists alone, and untempered by higher creeds, is another question.
9
Lincoln's gratification at his election was not untempered with disappointments.
10
Everything in the room contributed to the effect of capacity untempered by discipline and discrimination.
11
We do not approach this project with untempered enthusiasm.
12
Vent-gauges of untempered steel wire, with shoulders to prevent them from slipping into the vent.
13
He laughed again, wild, uninhibited, untempered by normal worries like mortgages and jobs and love.
14
All the clear, untempered light of the world seemed to have made its home in Beni-Mora.
15
The mind of Mr. Jellicorse was much relieved, although the relief was not untempered with misgivings.
16
Rot had cut deep into the untempered iron, and the blade refused to take an edge.
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