Definition of well tempered in English:

well tempered

adjective

1Having a cheerful or emotionally stable disposition.
（人，动物）脾气好的，温和的
‘You'll find her not so well-tempered as she might seem!’
Example sentencesExamples
- Any advice for well-tempered students who study with ill-tempered teachers?
- The next day Avery packed his horse, a well-tempered chestnut gelding named Wesley, and rode away to become a hero.
- The Greeks looked for a state of equilibrium or balance among these four elements and humors: such a person was said to be well-mixed, or well-tempered.
- Midnight wasn't the most well tempered horse, even at the best of times, and after a few days of either being ignored by her family or bitten by her horse, Leona had retreated into a sullen silence, breaking it only to make pointed complaints.
- She made a male friend, and after six months, she found out that he was knowledgeable, well-tempered, has a masters degree from a famous university and worked as a manager at a foreign capital firm.
- Amazingly well-tempered, I can't remember him ever complaining - not about his hour long commute home, nor about our first year assignments designed to whittle down the class.
- She wishes for a mild mannered and well tempered young lady to be friends with.
- There's a well-tempered man who did so much to foster progressive politics and did it fairly harmoniously.
- All agreed he would be better off on a well tempered mare.
- As you can see (and probably won't believe), I'm actually quite well-tempered in the mornings.
- He does not seem to be a… well-tempered sort of gentleman.
- The exercise of the civic virtues makes one just, courageous, well-tempered, etc. - that is, the civic virtues result in a well-ordered and cultivated mind.
- Mercy's filly grew to be a well-tempered beautiful mare, though she was too young for riding she provided Claire and I both limitless happiness.
- Luckily, though, by the time we got there he was incredibly well tempered again and seemed to have a good time playing.
2(of a process or activity) properly regulated, controlled, or moderated.
（过程，活动）控制好的，调节好的
the moral example of their well-tempered lives
Example sentencesExamples
- At the same time, when she saw me on TV, her face hid a well-tempered revulsion.
- The adventure in these pages is well tempered with humour.
- The development and formation of these crystals are what makes well-tempered chocolate.
- Even then her work challenged the classical ideal that a well-tempered whole must bind the parts in a structured hierarchy.
- Inviting harmonies and well-tempered innovations in rhythm and accompaniment add to the charm.
- Hartel's research team has come up with a theory to explain how visual fat bloom develops in well-tempered chocolates.
- All great music and all great performance, is rooted in the conception of the well-tempered system, defined by Bach.
- A relaxed but buoyant atmosphere sustained by well-tempered music and the interior design neat and elegant.
- When you buy chocolate for baking, it should arrive well-tempered.
- Listen to it of a quiet evening, sung by a good tenor or a well-tempered choir, and you can realise that from pain it is possible to make the truest beauty.

Definition of well tempered in US English:

well tempered

adjective

1(of a person or animal) having a cheerful or emotionally stable disposition.
（人，动物）脾气好的，温和的
Example sentencesExamples
- He does not seem to be a… well-tempered sort of gentleman.
- All agreed he would be better off on a well tempered mare.
- Midnight wasn't the most well tempered horse, even at the best of times, and after a few days of either being ignored by her family or bitten by her horse, Leona had retreated into a sullen silence, breaking it only to make pointed complaints.
- She made a male friend, and after six months, she found out that he was knowledgeable, well-tempered, has a masters degree from a famous university and worked as a manager at a foreign capital firm.
- Amazingly well-tempered, I can't remember him ever complaining - not about his hour long commute home, nor about our first year assignments designed to whittle down the class.
- The exercise of the civic virtues makes one just, courageous, well-tempered, etc. - that is, the civic virtues result in a well-ordered and cultivated mind.
- As you can see (and probably won't believe), I'm actually quite well-tempered in the mornings.
- Mercy's filly grew to be a well-tempered beautiful mare, though she was too young for riding she provided Claire and I both limitless happiness.
- Any advice for well-tempered students who study with ill-tempered teachers?
- She wishes for a mild mannered and well tempered young lady to be friends with.
- There's a well-tempered man who did so much to foster progressive politics and did it fairly harmoniously.
- Luckily, though, by the time we got there he was incredibly well tempered again and seemed to have a good time playing.
- The next day Avery packed his horse, a well-tempered chestnut gelding named Wesley, and rode away to become a hero.
- The Greeks looked for a state of equilibrium or balance among these four elements and humors: such a person was said to be well-mixed, or well-tempered.
1. 1.1 (of a process or activity) properly regulated, controlled, or moderated.
  （过程，活动）控制好的，调节好的
  Example sentencesExamples
  A relaxed but buoyant atmosphere sustained by well-tempered music and the interior design neat and elegant.
  Even then her work challenged the classical ideal that a well-tempered whole must bind the parts in a structured hierarchy.
  All great music and all great performance, is rooted in the conception of the well-tempered system, defined by Bach.
  The development and formation of these crystals are what makes well-tempered chocolate.
  Inviting harmonies and well-tempered innovations in rhythm and accompaniment add to the charm.
  When you buy chocolate for baking, it should arrive well-tempered.
  Listen to it of a quiet evening, sung by a good tenor or a well-tempered choir, and you can realise that from pain it is possible to make the truest beauty.
  At the same time, when she saw me on TV, her face hid a well-tempered revulsion.
  Hartel's research team has come up with a theory to explain how visual fat bloom develops in well-tempered chocolates.
  The adventure in these pages is well tempered with humour.

单词	well tempered
释义	Definition of well tempered in English: well tempered adjective 1Having a cheerful or emotionally stable disposition. （人，动物）脾气好的，温和的 ‘You'll find her not so well-tempered as she might seem!’ Example sentencesExamples Any advice for well-tempered students who study with ill-tempered teachers? The next day Avery packed his horse, a well-tempered chestnut gelding named Wesley, and rode away to become a hero. The Greeks looked for a state of equilibrium or balance among these four elements and humors: such a person was said to be well-mixed, or well-tempered. Midnight wasn't the most well tempered horse, even at the best of times, and after a few days of either being ignored by her family or bitten by her horse, Leona had retreated into a sullen silence, breaking it only to make pointed complaints. She made a male friend, and after six months, she found out that he was knowledgeable, well-tempered, has a masters degree from a famous university and worked as a manager at a foreign capital firm. Amazingly well-tempered, I can't remember him ever complaining - not about his hour long commute home, nor about our first year assignments designed to whittle down the class. She wishes for a mild mannered and well tempered young lady to be friends with. There's a well-tempered man who did so much to foster progressive politics and did it fairly harmoniously. All agreed he would be better off on a well tempered mare. As you can see (and probably won't believe), I'm actually quite well-tempered in the mornings. He does not seem to be a… well-tempered sort of gentleman. The exercise of the civic virtues makes one just, courageous, well-tempered, etc. - that is, the civic virtues result in a well-ordered and cultivated mind. Mercy's filly grew to be a well-tempered beautiful mare, though she was too young for riding she provided Claire and I both limitless happiness. Luckily, though, by the time we got there he was incredibly well tempered again and seemed to have a good time playing. 2(of a process or activity) properly regulated, controlled, or moderated. （过程，活动）控制好的，调节好的 the moral example of their well-tempered lives Example sentencesExamples At the same time, when she saw me on TV, her face hid a well-tempered revulsion. The adventure in these pages is well tempered with humour. The development and formation of these crystals are what makes well-tempered chocolate. Even then her work challenged the classical ideal that a well-tempered whole must bind the parts in a structured hierarchy. Inviting harmonies and well-tempered innovations in rhythm and accompaniment add to the charm. Hartel's research team has come up with a theory to explain how visual fat bloom develops in well-tempered chocolates. All great music and all great performance, is rooted in the conception of the well-tempered system, defined by Bach. A relaxed but buoyant atmosphere sustained by well-tempered music and the interior design neat and elegant. When you buy chocolate for baking, it should arrive well-tempered. Listen to it of a quiet evening, sung by a good tenor or a well-tempered choir, and you can realise that from pain it is possible to make the truest beauty. Definition of well tempered in US English: well tempered adjective 1(of a person or animal) having a cheerful or emotionally stable disposition. （人，动物）脾气好的，温和的 Example sentencesExamples He does not seem to be a… well-tempered sort of gentleman. All agreed he would be better off on a well tempered mare. Midnight wasn't the most well tempered horse, even at the best of times, and after a few days of either being ignored by her family or bitten by her horse, Leona had retreated into a sullen silence, breaking it only to make pointed complaints. She made a male friend, and after six months, she found out that he was knowledgeable, well-tempered, has a masters degree from a famous university and worked as a manager at a foreign capital firm. Amazingly well-tempered, I can't remember him ever complaining - not about his hour long commute home, nor about our first year assignments designed to whittle down the class. The exercise of the civic virtues makes one just, courageous, well-tempered, etc. - that is, the civic virtues result in a well-ordered and cultivated mind. As you can see (and probably won't believe), I'm actually quite well-tempered in the mornings. Mercy's filly grew to be a well-tempered beautiful mare, though she was too young for riding she provided Claire and I both limitless happiness. Any advice for well-tempered students who study with ill-tempered teachers? She wishes for a mild mannered and well tempered young lady to be friends with. There's a well-tempered man who did so much to foster progressive politics and did it fairly harmoniously. Luckily, though, by the time we got there he was incredibly well tempered again and seemed to have a good time playing. The next day Avery packed his horse, a well-tempered chestnut gelding named Wesley, and rode away to become a hero. The Greeks looked for a state of equilibrium or balance among these four elements and humors: such a person was said to be well-mixed, or well-tempered. 1.1 (of a process or activity) properly regulated, controlled, or moderated. （过程，活动）控制好的，调节好的 Example sentencesExamples A relaxed but buoyant atmosphere sustained by well-tempered music and the interior design neat and elegant. Even then her work challenged the classical ideal that a well-tempered whole must bind the parts in a structured hierarchy. All great music and all great performance, is rooted in the conception of the well-tempered system, defined by Bach. The development and formation of these crystals are what makes well-tempered chocolate. Inviting harmonies and well-tempered innovations in rhythm and accompaniment add to the charm. When you buy chocolate for baking, it should arrive well-tempered. Listen to it of a quiet evening, sung by a good tenor or a well-tempered choir, and you can realise that from pain it is possible to make the truest beauty. At the same time, when she saw me on TV, her face hid a well-tempered revulsion. Hartel's research team has come up with a theory to explain how visual fat bloom develops in well-tempered chocolates. The adventure in these pages is well tempered with humour.
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