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Made hard or flexible or resilient especially by heat treatment.
treated
hardened
toughened
untempered
burned
burnt
baked
curable
annealed
sunbaked
Tempered.
qualified
tuned
diluted
moderated
toned down
1
His disastrous economic management is
tempered
against his impressive rise to power.
2
Although the result was
tempered
by Strachan's verdict of his side's performance.
3
A little
quick
-
tempered
in handling help; expects too much at the outset.
4
Visitors considered Roman drivers
ill
-
tempered
,
short of patience, and heavy of foot.
5
Emery said he wanted his players passion to be
tempered
with respect.
6
Now Victor was the smartest sailor and
best
-
tempered
shipmate in the forecastle.
7
Importantly, every Arsenal man
tempered
the celebrations with a similar reality check.
8
No matter his reaction today, he will act in a
tempered
fashion.
9
The silence and the
tempered
splendour of the night weighed him down.
10
Of course, they were all as
bad
-
tempered
as orcs on the march.
11
Count Olaf wasneither interesting nor kind; he was demanding,
short
-
tempered
,
and bad-smelling.
12
This vigor was guarded and
tempered
by the coldest prudence and punctuality.
13
The feeling in the court next morning was good
tempered
,
even jaunty.
14
For an
even
-
tempered
person, she was finding it difficult to remain calm.
15
There is a tight-fitting, see-through
tempered
glass lid, which we consider essential.
16
The sighs of relief from AIDS activists are thus
tempered
with scepticism.
tempered
temper
·
tempered man
tempered fellow