even tempered - Master This Word
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even tempered Word Meanings
- calm and composed
- not easily angered
- balanced in mood
even tempered Word Etymology
Root decomposition: 'even' (flat, equal) + 'tempered' (mood). Historical origin: Middle English (from Old French) → ultimately from Latin. Memory image: Imagine a calm lake (even) and a smooth stone (tempered) reflecting a clear sky, representing serene and stable emotions.
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Step 1: Meaning
Step 2: Usage
Which sentence uses 'even tempered' correctly?
A.The even tempered soup was hot and spicy.
B.His even tempered reaction was unexpected after the news.
C.She was even tempered and handled the crisis well.
D.Even tempered dogs always fetch the ball.
Step 3: Similar Words
Which word is most similar to 'even tempered'?
A.Calm
B.Angry
C.Loud
D.Nervous
Step 4: Opposite Words
What is the opposite of 'even tempered'?
A.Unpredictable
B.Stable
C.Calm
D.Composed
Step 5: Mastery
Can you think of a real-life context where someone is 'even tempered'?
A.When an employee gets frustrated with their workload.
B.When someone shouts out solutions in a group.
C.When a person handles arguments without losing their cool.
D.When a child throws a tantrum in a store.
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