tempers

"to have a good, bad, or calm temper"

"The humid weather seemed to affect everyone's tempers, making people easily annoyed. "

"He has quite a temper when dealing with salespeople."

"an outburst of temper"

"Example Sentence:

"Deep breaths helped her regain her tempers after the stressful meeting." "

"The physician believed that imbalances in the patient's tempers, specifically too much phlegm, were the cause of her persistent cough and lethargy. "

"The classroom's volume stayed at comfortable tempers; not too loud to be disruptive, but not so quiet that students felt stifled. "

"the temper of mortar"

"The different tempers of the steel allowed the blacksmith to create both a flexible sword and a strong axe. "

"the temper of iron or steel"

"In the old sugar mill, the tempers, a mixture of lime and other agents, were carefully added to the sugarcane juice to remove impurities before boiling it into sugar. "

"Temper your language around children."

"The blacksmith tempers the steel by heating it and then quickly cooling it, making the sword strong. "

"The chef tempers mustard seeds and curry leaves in hot oil before adding them to the lentil soup. "

"The construction worker tempered the concrete mix with water to achieve the right consistency for the foundation. "

"The baker carefully tempers the chocolate by gradually warming it to prevent it from seizing. "

"A skilled teacher tempers classroom discussions, ensuring everyone has a chance to speak and the topic stays focused. "

"The chef tempers chocolate by carefully combining different temperatures to create a smooth, glossy finish. "

"The coach tempers the rigorous training schedule with rest days to prevent injuries. "

"The experienced negotiator tempers the demands of both sides to reach a fair agreement. "