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Meanings of phlegmatic man in English

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Usage of phlegmatic man in English
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Mr Moor was a phlegmatic man; a self-contained and a reticent man.
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2
Louis, the poor, phlegmatic man, steps out; all step out.
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3
The burly, phlegmatic man was sorely troubled in his mind.
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4
The phlegmatic man will live longer, all other things being equal, than the sanguine, nervous individual.
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5
This was not a happy Nadal, and even his uncle and coach Toni, a normally phlegmatic man, became agitated.
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6
He is described as a phlegmatic man of dull and slow mental processes, domestic tastes and of kindly disposition to his children.
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Hull swore angrily at the phlegmatic man, attacked furiously, and threw himself aside just in time to avoid a blow of the mace.
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8
On the contrary, he decidedly lost his temper, as is occasionally the case with even phlegmatic men.
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9
He belonged to the type of pale and somewhat phlegmatic men who frequently fall in love with women of sanguine complexion and robust appearance.
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10
"God knows, we want you," replied the baron- aphlegmaticman, who, nevertheless, saw the quivering lip, and turned away hastily.
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