Definition of "tepidity" [te•pid•i•ty]

• The property of being tepid. (noun)

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• "Which is technically correct, I guess, but the hedging tepidity really misrepresents the depth of scientific consensus on the issue."
• "Between the Boston and San Diego press, where "Ruined" started its three-theatre tour, I have yet to see any tepidity or negativity in the reviews."
• ""He decried, for example, the contradiction between the splendid outward aspect of the monasteries and the tepidity ( 'tepiditas') of the monks themselves"."