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Synonym for "temper"

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The synonym temper synonymous definition words:
temper [verb]
means "process"
harden, solidify, strengthen, petrify, indurate, anneal
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temper [verb]
means "mixture"
blend, mix, knead, work, moisten
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temper [verb]
means "activity"
soften, calm, soothe, pacify, assuage, mollify, mitigate, tone down
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temper [verb]
means "action"
adapt, adjust, accommodate, fit, suit
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temper [noun]
means "state"
spirit, make-up, mood, disposition, temperament, nature, constitution, humour
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temper [noun]
means "quality"
aloofness, tranquillity, composure, poise, calmness, coolness, moderation, equanimity
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temper [noun]
means "feeling"
resentment, passion, ire, rage, anger, furore, irritation
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accommodate [verb]
means "adapt"
reconcile, temper
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anneal [verb]
means "harden"
solidify, strengthen, petrify, indurate, temper
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bake [verb]
means "action"
fire, temper, anneal, harden, scorch, char
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character [noun]
means "personality"
identity, temperament, individuality, style, temper, singularity
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conditions [noun]
means "environment"
atmosphere, air, ether, temper, medium, situation
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cool [verb]
means "action"
quiet, temper
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cure [verb]
means "process"
temper, fire, steel, harden
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dander [noun]
means "wrath"
temper, anger, animosity
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frame of mind [noun]
means "mood"
attitude, feeling, disposition, temper, humour, tenor
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humor [noun]
means "mood"
disposition, fancy, temperament, temper, tendency, whim
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humour [noun]
means "mood"
disposition, fancy, temperament, temper, tendency, whim
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make-up [noun]
means "disposition"
character, nature, temperament, temper, humour, personality
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medium [noun]
means "nature"
environment, atmosphere, air, ether, temper, conditions
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mettle [noun]
means "character"
disposition, spirit, temper
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miff [noun]
means "huff"
fit, pique, temper, rage, tantrum, anger
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mind [noun]
means "state"
proclivity, temper
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modify [verb]
means "change"
adjust, convert, alter, reform, shape, temper
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modulate [verb]
means "moderate"
regulate, adjust, temper, restrain
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mood [noun]
means "feeling"
humour, disposition, fancy, temperament, temper, tendency
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nature [noun]
means "characteristic"
temper, temperament, qualifications, kind, constitution
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personality [noun]
means "character"
nature, disposition, temper
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singularity [noun]
means "personality"
identity, temperament, individuality, style, temper, character
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spirit [noun]
means "mental condition"
mood, attitude, feeling, disposition, temper, humour
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subdue [verb]
means "soften"
restrain, temper, mollify, tone down
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temperament [noun]
means "character"
temper, nature, qualifications, kind, constitution
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vein [noun]
means "mental condition"
mood, temperament, character, temper, tone, humour
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temperamental [adjective]
means "inconstant"
unsettled, shaky, undecided, wavering, vacillating, volatile, unstable
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temperance [noun]
means "reserve"
control, restraint, constraint, abstinence, humility, modesty
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temperate [adjective]
means "moderate"
calm, collected, composed, cool, dispassionate, sober
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temperate [adjective]
means "balmy"
mild, pleasant, warm
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tempered [adjective]
means "mild"
moderate, temperate, gentle, gradual, light
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attitude [noun]
means "disposition"
manner, demeanour, feeling, bearing, temperament, spirit
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balmy [adjective]
means "mild"
gentle, tropical, pleasant, warm, temperate, fair
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birthmark [noun]
means "style"
quirk, flavour, temperament, essence, earmark, character
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characteristic [noun]
means "style"
quirk, flavour, temperament, essence, earmark, character
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clemency [noun]
means "mildness"
calm, stillness, peace, temperance, gentleness, fairness
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constraint [noun]
means "reserve"
control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, humility, modesty
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dry [adjective]
means "characteristic"
abstinent, temperate, ascetic
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easy [adjective]
means "property"
moderate, temperate, facile, gentle, light
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even [adjective]
means "characteristic"
calm, composed, even-tempered, peaceful, placid, temperate
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forbearance [noun]
means "patience"
temperance, fortitude, restraint
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gentle [adjective]
means "quality"
mild, moderate, temperate, tempered, gradual, light
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humility [noun]
means "reserve"
control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, constraint, modesty
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mild [adjective]
means "property"
calm, moderate, pacific, temperate, peaceful, placid
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moderation [noun]
means "restraint"
temperance, discretion, continence, caution, forbearance, measure
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modesty [noun]
means "reserve"
control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, humility, constraint
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modified [adjective]
means "reduced"
limited, curbed, tempered, diminished, qualified, reserved
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pleasant [adjective]
means "fair"
temperate, sunny, balmy, mild
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ply [noun]
means "bent"
inclination, leaning, tendency, bias, temperament, predisposition
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quirk [noun]
means "style"
characteristic, flavour, temperament, essence, earmark, character
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saving [adjective]
means "thrifty"
frugal, careful, parsimonious, sparing, economical, temperate
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self-denial [noun]
means "self-sacrifice"
self-restraint, abstemiousness, self-control, sobriety, temperance
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self-sacrifice [noun]
means "self-denial"
self-restraint, abstemiousness, self-control, sobriety, temperance
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sober [adjective]
means "behaviour"
temperate, abstinent, abstemious, ascetic
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sobriety [noun]
means "abstinence from alcohol"
abstinence, temperance, self-restraint, self-denial
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sunny [adjective]
means "property"
fair, temperate, pleasant, balmy, mild
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tranquil [adjective]
means "still"
temperate, calm, moderate, balmy, pleasant, fair
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tropical [adjective]
means "mild"
gentle, balmy, pleasant, warm, temperate, fair
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unstable [adjective]
means "inconstant"
temperamental
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warm [adjective]
means "state"
lukewarm, tepid, temperate, heated, mild
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