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temper

[tem-per] / ˈtɛm pər /








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Mining activity tempered the weakness for the month, helped by a recovery in potash mining following a planned shutdown of a mine in September.

From The Wall Street Journal

And any hopes that a change in government will bring about a renaissance in the Venezuelan oil industry should be tempered with a dour dose of reality.

From Barron's

What would prompt Metcalf, one of the NFL’s top receivers in each of his seven seasons, to lose his temper and allegedly engage with a fan in a way strictly forbidden by the league?

From Los Angeles Times

England youth international Jack Fletcher - son of former United title winner Darren - was given his debut as a substitute but, at 18, expectations have to be tempered.

From BBC

While Meg has enjoyed huge success with England's Red Roses, winning the World Cup earlier this year, the joy has been tempered by coming to terms with the double loss.

From BBC