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temperateadjective avoiding extremes in behavior or expressionrather temperate in his appraisal of the movie, calling it good but not great moderate controlled, curbed, disciplined, inhibited, restrained, self-controlled, self-denying, self-disciplinedcalculated, deliberate, measuredlevelheaded, rational, reasonable, sensibleaverage, mediocre, medium, modest, run-of-the-mill, run-of-the-mine(or run-of-mine), so-sonormal, ordinary, regular, routine, typical, usual immoderate, intemperate excessive, extreme, inordinate, radicalirrational, unreasonable, unreasoningextremist, fanatic(or fanatical), rabidunbridled, unchecked, uncontrolled, unrestrained marked by temperatures that are neither too high nor too lowescaped a cold Midwestern winter by vacationing in a more temperate climate down south balmy, clement, equable, genial, gentle, mild, moderate, soft clear, cloudless, fair, rainless, sunny, sunshinycalm, halcyon, peaceful, placid, tranquildelightful, fine, pleasant harsh, inclement, intemperate, severe blustering, blustery, breezy, gusty, rough, squally, stormy, windymisty, rainy, showerybleak, cloudy, dismal, foggy, gloomy, gray(also grey), hazy, overcast, sunlessbitter, dirty, foul, nasty, raw given to or marked by restraint in the satisfaction of one's appetitesa soft-spoken, serious-minded person of temperate habits abstemious, abstentious, abstinent, continent, self-abnegating, self-denying, sober ascetic(also ascetical), austeredisciplined, self-controlled, self-disciplined, self-governed self-indulgent gluttonous, greedy, rapacious, voraciousCyrenaic, hedonistic, self-pleasing, sensual, sybaritic, voluptuous, voluptuarymasturbatory, onanistic in the 14th century |