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Showing little emotion.
phlegmatical
unemotional
phlegmatical
1
Phlegmatical
trouble of some kind?
1
He was very cool;-somemight have thought him
phlegmatic
in his love-making.
2
Veteran negotiators were
phlegmatic
about the difficulties in agreeing on a text.
3
The marvellous exhibition of endurance aroused the
phlegmatic
Turk to real enthusiasm.
4
There is the
phlegmatic
gentleman contemptuously looking up and down the cars.
5
She smiled her haughty smile and spoke in her typical
phlegmatic
tone.
6
The
phlegmatic
physician continued his investigations with true German thoroughness and deliberation.
7
She seems in every way
phlegmatic
,
yet she tries to appear animated.
8
Mr Moor was a
phlegmatic
man; a self-contained and a reticent man.
9
For I am naturally quick and impulsive, and he sluggish and
phlegmatic
.
10
He threw the fire of his soul into their dull,
phlegmatic
faces.
11
Langdon, more
phlegmatic
of temperament, stood the gaff with less apparent friction.
12
A Dutch lady burns nothing about her
phlegmatic
admirer but his tobacco.
13
To this Robin made no response, for Robin was young and
phlegmatic
.
14
They are stunted and ill-shaped, fleshy and dark, bilious rather than
phlegmatic
.
15
He looks
phlegmatic
,
but at heart he is rather a little beast.
16
For the rest, she's
phlegmatic
,
has no aspirations, and evidently no sensitiveness.
phlegmatic
more phlegmatic
phlegmatic temperament
phlegmatic man
phlegmatic nature
so phlegmatic