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temper

[tem-per] / ˈtɛm pər /








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“It tempers my criticism,” Montgomery said of the arms deal.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those concerns, though, were tempered Thursday after blowout earnings from chip company Micron Technology, which said quarterly profits nearly tripled to $5.2 billion as it benefits from the AI boom.

From Barron's

Most projects take years to complete, hindered by the pendulum swings of available money, so Brewster tempers her frustration at having to waylay them mid-planning until she can find enough cash.

From The Wall Street Journal

Publicly, the administration tried to temper international backlash by promising to keep or restore critical lifesaving programs.

From Salon

This Irish stoker with a wild temper washes up on the barge where Anna is now living with her father.

From Los Angeles Times