Tempe

[ tem-pee ]

noun

1. Vale of, a valley in E Greece, in Thessaly, between Mounts Olympus and Ossa.
2. a city in central Arizona, near Phoenix.

Tempe

/ ˈtɛmpɪ /

noun

1. Vale of Tempe
   a wooded valley in E Greece, in Thessaly between the mountains Olympus and Ossa Modern Greek nameTémbi

Example Sentences

The one with the best view: Tempe Diablo Stadium, home of the Angels.

From Los Angeles Times

At a rally on Thursday in Tempe, Arizona, Trump used eliminationist and genocidal language, describing the United States as the "garbage can of the world" where non-white immigrants are the waste:

From Salon

"People coming out of the Congo. Not just South America. They're coming from 181 countries as of yesterday," the former president said at a rally in Tempe.

From Salon

A Tempe Democratic campaign office was forced to close earlier this month after three shootings allegedly perpetrated by an Arizona man arrested for planting an unidentified white powder on Democratic campaign signs.

From Salon

“Until we get a fair and free press in this country, they’re just bad people,” Trump told the Tempe crowd.

From Salon