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Significados de tempered en inglés

Made hard or flexible or resilient especially by heat treatment.

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Uso de tempered en inglés
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His disastrous economic management is tempered against his impressive rise to power.
The South African
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Although the result was tempered by Strachan's verdict of his side's performance.
The Guardian
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A little quick-tempered in handling help; expects too much at the outset.
Analyzing Character / The New Science of Judging Men; Misfits in...
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Visitors considered Roman drivers ill-tempered, short of patience, and heavy of foot.
Map of bones
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Emery said he wanted his players passion to be tempered with respect.
The South African
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Now Victor was the smartest sailor and best-tempered shipmate in the forecastle.
John Barleycorn
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Importantly, every Arsenal man tempered the celebrations with a similar reality check.
The Guardian
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No matter his reaction today, he will act in a tempered fashion.
Speaks the Nightbird
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The silence and the tempered splendour of the night weighed him down.
Saint Augustin
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Of course, they were all as bad-tempered as orcs on the march.
Shadow prowler
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Count Olaf wasneither interesting nor kind; he was demanding, short-tempered, and bad-smelling.
The Bad Beginning
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This vigor was guarded and tempered by the coldest prudence and punctuality.
Representative Men: Seven Lectures
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The feeling in the court next morning was good tempered, even jaunty.
Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions — Volume 1
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For an even-tempered person, she was finding it difficult to remain calm.
The spurned viscountess
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There is a tight-fitting, see-through tempered glass lid, which we consider essential.
The ultimate rice cooker cookbook: 250 no-fail recipes for pilaf...
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The sighs of relief from AIDS activists are thus tempered with scepticism.
The Irish Times
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