distemperate adjective. [dɪ'stɛmp(ǝ)rǝt] Now rare or obsolete. LME.
[Late Latin distemperatus, formed as DIS- 2, TEMPERATE adjective.]
1. Of the air, weather, etc.: not temperate; disturbed; inclement. LME-M17.

2. (Of the bodily humours) not properly tempered, disordered by excess or deficiency of some constituent; diseased; in bad health or poor condition. M16-M17.

3. Immoderate, excessive; intemperate. M16.

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