Synonyms for température
ˈtɛm pər ə tʃər, -ˌtʃʊər, -prə-, -pər tʃər, -ˌtʃʊərtem·péra·ture

Princeton's WordNet

1. temperaturenoun

   the degree of hotness or coldness of a body or environment (corresponding to its molecular activity)

2. temperaturenoun

   the somatic sensation of cold or heat

Matched Categories

1. • Fundamental Quantity
   • Physical Property
   • Somatic Sensation

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1. temperaturenoun

   Synonyms:
   degree of heat

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1. List of paraphrases for "temperature":

   temperatures, temp, weather, thermal, temperature-dependent, heat, température, wen

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1. Derica Peters:

   They can also allow for water flow, which has a positive effect on storm water management, and cool the surface temperature. as we are well aware that the urban heat island is here, and as we’re simultaneously trying to prevent it and mitigate it, we have to be able to respond to it as it does impact the public and our infrastructure.

2. Mary Rosser:

   I tell my teenage patients to think of their changing bodies like thermometers, when you increase the temperature of a thermometer, it takes awhile for the heat to catch up with the dial. Similarly, it takes awhile for your body to catch up when your hormones are changing rapidly, so you may see irregular cyclesduring this time.

3. ashima:

   Am I hot? I asked. Google Assistant replied - You are just the right temperature.. At least someone has intelligence, even though it is artificial!

4. Emelye Bunny:

   Not all aircraft are suitable, the aircraft has to have a specific area that is temperature-controlled and pressurized.

5. Di Maio:

   The key to the process is to design the pressure release rate not to stress the dough, which likes to expand gently, we mainly studied how dough behaves with and without yeast -- how the softness changes with leavening( rising), and how the dough responds to a temperature program during baking.