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Clement

usgb/ˈklemənt/Volume
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Weather SpecificPlay
Use 'clement' when discussing weather that is pleasantly mild, especially when it's unexpected. SlideThe sailors enjoyed a clement day at sea, with calm waters and sunshine.
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Not SwelteringPlay
'Clement' implies moderate temperature, neither too hot nor too cold. SlideWe were grateful for a clement evening that was perfect for the outdoor concert.
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Unexpected ComfortPlay
The term often suggests a pleasant surprise, when weather is better than anticipated. SlideThe clement weather was a welcome change from the week of rain.