Temperate, tem'-per-ate, a

moderate; not exce ive; moderate in the indulgence ofappetitec and pa ions abstemious; calm; proceeding from temperance free from ardent pa ion, Temperate zone, the part of the earth between the tropics and the polar circles. Temperately, tem per-ate-le, ad. in a tem' perate manner; moderately. Temperatene , tem'- 665 TEMSE per-ate-nes, s. the state or quality of being temperate; moderation; calmne . quality of tempering., Temperature, tem' -per-a-ture, s. constitution; state; degree of any quality; moderation; the state of a body with regard to heat or cold, as indicated by the thermometer [Physics]. velocity and violence; a storm of extreme violence; a violent tumult or commotion; perturbation: violent agitation (L. tempest as, time, weather, bad weather). with storms pests. lent; blowing with violence. Tempestuously, tempest -yu-us-le, ad. with great violence of wind or great commotion. Tempestuousne ,tem-pest'-yu-usnes, s. stormine ; the state of being tempestuous or disturbed by violent winds. religious military order, first established at Jerusalem, in favour of pilgrims travelling to the Holy Land; a Knight Templar. services in honour of some deity, and generally considered as inhabited by the deity; a place of public worship; in London, two inns of court, chiefly inhabited by lawyers, and so called because they were anciently the dwellings of the Knights Templars (L. templum, from Gr. temno, to cut off.) head, where the skull is covered by the temporal muscles [Anat.] (L. tempora.) masons in cutting or setting out their work; a mould used by millwrights for shaping the teeth of wheels; a short piece of timber under a girder or other beam. Tempo giusto, exact time. (It. from L.) world; secular; measured or limitedly time; having limited existence; pertaining to the temple or temples of the head; relating to a tense, as a tem. poral augment [Gram.]: s. a temporality (L. temp us, temp or is, time). Temporally, tem' -po-ral-le, ad. with respect to time or this life only. Temporalne , tem'-po-ral-nes, s. worldline . pl. revenues of an ecclesiastic proceeding from lands, tithes,1 . se ion.. Temporary, tem' -po-rar-e, a. lasting for a time only; continuing for a limited time; transient. Temporarily, tem'-po-rar-e-le, ad. for a time only. Temporarine , tem'-po-rar-e-nes, s. the state of being temporary. prizing. or occasion; to humour or yield to the current of opinion or to circumstances; to trim. time, or complies with prevailing opinions or fashions; a trimmer. time, or with prevailing humours and opinions. Temporizingly, tem'-po-ri-zing-le, ad. in a temporizing manner. put to trial (L. ten to, to try).; Temptable, temp'-ta-bl, a. liable to be tempted. ticement to evil; state of being tempted trial; inducement. devil.; Tempting, temp'-ting, a. adapted to entice or allure;; attractive. Temptingly, temp'-ting-le, ad. so as to entice or allure. Temptingne , temp' -ting-nes, s. the quality of being tempting.