TEMPERING DOWN

Definition: The act of making something less intense, severe, or extreme; to moderate or alleviate.

Synonyms: Reducing Intensity, Softening Impact, Moderating Effect, Easing Off, Toning Down

Usage Examples in Sentences

Cooking
#1
The chef suggested tempering down the spice level to make the dish more palatable.
#2
Tempering down the spice level in the curry made it more palatable for everyone.

Usage Example in Conversation

Manager: Good morning, team. I'd like to discuss the recent increase in project deadlines. It seems the pressure has been mounting, and I believe we need to find ways to temper it down.Employee: Certainly, I agree. It's been quite intense lately, and it's affecting our productivity. Perhaps we can redistribute tasks more evenly or adjust the timelines.Manager: That's a good suggestion. Let's brainstorm some ideas during today's meeting on how we can effectively temper down the stress levels without compromising the quality of our work.
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