Meanings of choleric temperament in English

Worse than the choleric temperament is the peevish, sullen nature.

He embarked upon an apologetic discussion of the choleric temperament.

The ticket collector was a man whose natural choleric temperament was accentuated by the harassing nature of his employment.

His choleric temperament had often brought him into trouble from which the magistrates of Roily-le-Tors, like indulgent and prudent friends, had extricated him.

His choleric temperament had often brought him into trouble, from which the magistrates of Rouy-le-Tors, like indulgent and prudent friends, had extricated him.

The more haughty and offensive he is to the people, the more they respect him; a decided advantage to the traveller of choleric temperament.

The Colonel's wrath, under circumstances where almost any Texan would have been cool, nonplussed Duane, and he put it down to a choleric temperament.