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tempared

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1:

Referring to something that has been treated with heat and then cooled rapidly to increase its strength or hardness.

Example sentence: The blades of this knife are made from high-quality tempared steel.

Sense 2:

Describing a person who has developed toughness or resilience through facing challenges or adversity.

Example sentence: After going through numerous setbacks, she emerged as a tempared and mentally strong individual.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1:

To heat and cool a material, typically steel, in order to improve its strength or hardness.

Example sentence: The blacksmith tempared the sword to ensure it could withstand heavy blows.

Sense 2:

To adapt or adjust to a change in circumstances.

Example sentence: It took a while for him to tempared himself to the fast-paced city life.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1:

A material or substance that has undergone the process of tempering.

Example sentence: The tempared glass windows are resistant to shattering.

Sense 2:

A state of being tough or resilient due to facing challenges or adversity.

Example sentence: The soldier's tempared was evident through his unwavering determination.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense 1:

Used to describe an action that is done with moderation or restraint.

Example sentence: He tempared his excitement and waited patiently for the right moment.

Sense 2:

Indicates that something has been adjusted or changed to fit a particular purpose or condition.

Example sentence: The recipe was tempared to accommodate dietary restrictions.

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