|ən.+ adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from un- (I) + tempered
1.
a. : lacking in moderation : intemperate , uncontrolled
the inhumanity of his untempered principles — M.S.Dworkin
b. : not made less extreme : unmodified
individualism untempered by social responsibilities and loyalties — F.M. & Marie Keesing
2. : not brought to a proper consistency
untempered mortar
: not hardened
untempered steel
3. of a musical scale : pure 1b(2)