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untempered

/ʌnˈtem.pərd/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui n'a pas été tempéré, adouci, atténué ou ramené à un état approprié ; s'emploie souvent de manière métaphorique pour désigner ce qui est débridé, excessif ou non maîtrisé.

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adjective

/ʌnˈtem.pərd/C2formal
  • frQualifie ce qui n'a pas été tempéré, adouci, atténué ou ramené à un état approprié ; s'emploie souvent de manière métaphorique pour désigner ce qui est débridé, excessif ou non maîtrisé.

Describes something that has not been moderated, softened, or brought to a proper condition; often used metaphorically to mean unrestrained or unmitigated.

  1. Not hardened or treatedC1formal

    Describes a material, especially metal or glass, that has not been subjected to a process to increase its strength or durability.

    frnon trempé / non durci

    • The blade was made of untempered steel and quickly dulled.
    • Untempered glass is more prone to shattering.
    • The blacksmith worked with untempered iron, which was too soft for the tool.

    Synonymessoftunhardeneduntougheneduntreated

    Antonymeshardenedtempered

  2. Not moderated or controlledC1formal

    Describes emotions, actions, or qualities that are not restrained, balanced, or softened.

    frnon modéré, non maîtrisé

    • His untempered anger led to a regrettable outburst.
    • The critic's untempered review was harsh and unfair.
    • Untempered enthusiasm can sometimes lead to poor decisions.

    Synonymesimmoderateunbridleduncheckeduncontrolleduncurbedunfettereduninhibitedunmitigatedunrepressedunrestrained

    Antonymesbalancedcontrolledmildmoderaterestrainedsoftenedtempered

Formes
  • more untempered comparative form
  • most untempered superlative form
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