temperately

• Adverbio que significa «con moderación o sobriedad», especialmente en relación con el comportamiento, el consumo o la expresión. Implica autocontrol y evitar los extremos.

An adverb meaning "in a moderate or restrained manner," especially with regard to behavior, consumption, or expression. It implies self-control and avoidance of extremes.

1. With restraintB2formal

   In a manner that shows moderation and self-control, especially in behavior or emotions.

   Con moderación

   • He responded temperately to the harsh criticism.
   • She spoke temperately, avoiding any harsh words.
   • The judge acted temperately, considering all evidence before making a decision.

   Sinónimosabstemiouslymoderatelysoberly

   Antónimosexcessivelyextremelyimmoderatelyinordinatelyintemperately

2. Without extravaganceB2formal

   In a way that avoids excess or luxury; frugally or modestly.

   Sin extravagancia

   • They lived temperately, spending only on necessities.
   • The budget was managed temperately to avoid waste.
   • He dressed temperately, preferring simple clothes over expensive brands.

   Sinónimosabstemiouslyfrugallymoderatelymodestlyplainlysoberlysparingly

   Antónimosextravagantlyimmoderatelyindulgentlyluxuriouslywastefully

3. In a sparing mannerB2formal

   In a way that avoids overindulgence, especially in food, drink, or other pleasures.

   con moderación

   • She ate temperately, never overindulging at meals.
   • He drank temperately, limiting himself to one glass of wine.
   • The doctor advised him to live temperately to maintain good health.

   Sinónimosabstemiouslyfrugallymoderatelysoberlysparingly

   Antónimosexcessivelyextravagantlyimmoderatelyindulgentlyintemperately