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Definition of temperately - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
behaviorRare in a thoughtfully measured manner, avoiding extremesRare
- She spoke temperately during the heated debate.
2.
moderationRare in a sparing manner, without overindulgenceRare
- He drank temperately, never having more than one glass.
Origin of temperately
Latin, temperatus (moderate)
Examples of temperately in a sentence
The judge ruled temperately on the controversial case. She ate temperately, savoring each bite slowly. He lived temperately, avoiding excess in all things.
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- French:de manière mesurée, sobrement, ...
- German:besonnen, maßvoll, ...
- Italian:misuratamente, parsimoniosamente, ...
- Spanish:de manera medida, moderadamente, ...
- Portuguese:moderadamente, com moderação, ...
- Chinese:克制地, 节制地, ...
- Japanese:冷静に, 節度を持って, ...
- Arabic:بِاعْتِدَال, بِتَرَوٍّ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה מְדֻדָּה, בְּצוּרָה מְתוּנָה, ...
- Russian:сдержанно, в меру, ...
- Ukrainian:виважено, помірковано, ...
- Hindi:विचारपूर्वक, संयमित तरीके से, ...
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