Temperately

  • 51mildly — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. gently, meekly, blandly, calmly, genially, tranquilly, tepidly, softly, lightly, moderately, tenderly, compassionately, tolerantly, patiently, imperturbably, temperately, indifferently, quietly, soothingly, indulgently,… …

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  • 52moderately — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. tolerantly, tolerably, temperately, somewhat, to a degree, enough, to some extent, to a certain extent, a little, to some degree, fairly, more than not, not exactly, quite a bit, in moderation, within reason, within… …

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  • 53peacefully — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Calmly] Syn. tranquilly, quietly, composedly; see calmly , resting 1 . 2. [Without making trouble] Syn. pacifically, conciliatingly, harmoniously, fraternally, placatingly, inoffensively, temperately, civilly; see also… …

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  • 54reasonably — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [In a reasonable manner] Syn. rationally, sanely, logically, understandably, plausibly, sensibly, soundly, persuasively, fairly, justly, honestly, wisely, judiciously, plainly, intelligently, soberly, unaffectedly,… …

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  • 55soberly — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. moderately, temperately, solemnly, gravely, sedately, in a subdued manner, unpretentiously, quietly, abstemiously, regularly, steadily, calmly, coolly, collectedly, unimpassionedly, somberly, staidly, seriously, earnestly …

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  • 56temperate — adjective 1》 relating to or denoting a region or climate characterized by mild temperatures. 2》 showing moderation or self restraint. Derivatives temperately adverb temperateness noun Origin ME: from L. temperatus, temperare mingle, restrain …

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  • 57soberly — ad. 1. Temperately, moderately. 2. Coolly, calmly, dispassionately. 3. Gravely, seriously, solemnly …

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  • 58sparingly — ad. 1. Frugally, parsimoniously. 2. Abstinently, moderately, temperately. 3. Seldom, infrequently, rarely. 4. Cautiously, tenderly …

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  • 59temperate — /ˈtɛmpərət / (say tempuhruht), /ˈtɛmprət / (say tempruht) adjective 1. moderate or self restrained; not extreme in opinion, etc. 2. moderate as regards indulgence of appetite or passion, especially in the consumption of alcoholic drink. 3. not… …

  • 60εὐδιαίτου — εὐδίαιτος living temperately masc/fem/neut gen sg …

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