temperate

/ˈtɛmpərət/

adjective

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Relating to or denoting a region or climate with mild temperatures, without extremes of heat or cold.

  • The United Kingdom has a temperate maritime climate.
  • Many fruit trees thrive in temperate zones.
  • Deciduous forests in temperate regions display remarkable seasonal variation in leaf coloration and biomass production.
  • Agricultural productivity tends to be highest in temperate climates where rainfall patterns support diverse crop cultivation.
  • Paleoclimatic evidence suggests that temperate conditions once prevailed in areas that are now polar deserts.
  • Marine ecosystems in temperate waters often support greater biodiversity than their tropical counterparts due to nutrient upwelling.
adjectiveformal

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Showing moderation or self-restraint, especially in behavior or consumption of food and drink.

  • He was known for his temperate habits and avoided excess.
  • The speaker made a temperate response despite the provocation.