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Meanings of good-tempered in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "placid"
Examples for "placid"
1
The winds were gone, and now it was just water, placid water.
2
The placid surface was vexed; the attempt on its being had hurt.
3
Your summits are clear; the sky and lake are blue and placid.
4
Tornov thought for a moment while Bazarian raged behind a placid façade.
5
The principal object of meditation was of course the placid lake itself-
1
In winter time the climate is equable; in summer it is unbearable.
2
He had found Eva less equable in her tender management than usual.
3
It flowed in a steady, equable current, unvexed by storm or tempest.
4
A complete, equable circulation of the blood is thereby most perfectly secured.
5
You light that wraps me and all things in delicate equable showers!
1
For an even-tempered person, she was finding it difficult to remain calm.
2
Maintaining an even-tempered attitude works best, while moody responses should be avoided!
3
Dunn is compelling as the responsible sister, even-tempered but steely and guarded.
4
She was even-tempered and calm and quite as cheerful as of old.
5
She'd been putting a great deal of energy into being amiable and even-tempered.
Usage of good-tempered in anglès
1
The tone in which Roger Barnes spoke was good-tempered, but quite perfunctory.
2
Algernon muttered a queer reply in a good-tempered tone, and escaped him.
3
That he was not a good-tempered man had been her firmest opinion.
4
Because I am very quick-tempered I want to live with good-tempered people.
5
Her uncle Macomer was not always good-tempered and he was never considerate.
6
It was an ugly, dangerous-looking crowd, but as yet good-tempered and sympathetic.
7
He was good-tempered by nature, but he was also good-tempered from principle.
8
You may be thankful that I am a good-tempered man-buttake care.
9
He is a big man, handsome and burly, and he seems good-tempered.
10
He was quite good-tempered, a little amused, but his indifference was obvious.
11
He was a quiet, good-tempered little fellow, now perplexed with serious thoughts.
12
He was good-tempered, reasonable, easily led, and yet by no means despicable.
13
She was tall, fair, and nice-looking, good-tempered, and perhaps a little careless.
14
He's kind and good-tempered and hard-workin'-longas he can let liquor alone.
15
Ah, well, you looks good-tempered if you don't want to buy nothing.
16
As a result she became almost good-tempered; she had new & admiring friends.
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Frequent collocations
Good-tempered through the time