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temperate
adjective as in calm, moderate
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adjective as in controlled, sober
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Example Sentences
Buildings in the UK are built to retain heat in a temperate climate, with energy efficiency regulations for new dwellings now requiring improved insulation to reduce the need for heating in winter.
In temperate California, experts say the risk is year-round.
Between the abundant wildlife, gleaming glaciers, craggy mountains, temperate rainforests and endless waterfalls and coastline, Alaska is a nature lover’s dream.
Hot countries like India - which has around two months of summer holiday - tend to have longer breaks, while more temperate countries often go shorter.
We were both from the East Coast, so we appreciated L.A.’s laid-back vibe and the temperate weather.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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