1. made tender or soft; softened in texture or consistency
Usage: formal or literary; often used in cooking or food preparation contexts
2. made more sympathetic, compassionate, or emotionally responsive
Usage: literary or formal

Examples

• The intenerated meat fell apart easily with a fork.
• Years of hardship had not intenerated his heart, but rather made him more resolute.
• The chef prepared an intenerated sauce by slowly simmering the ingredients.
• Her intenerated expression showed genuine concern for the child's welfare.
• The intenerated leather was perfect for the delicate gloves.
• His intenerated conscience finally led him to confess the truth.