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Meanings of temperament in English
Catalan
caràcter Spanish
temperamento Usage of temperament in English
1
In temperament the Second Men were curiously different from the earlier species.
2
It is either an unfortunate accident, or an unpleasant result of temperament.
3
Current research supports a link between maternal depression and difficult child temperament.
4
The gulf is the difference between the angelic and the diabolic temperament.
5
He warned him of the social and legal dangers attending his temperament.
6
In her revolutionary ideas, Miss Hallard follows the temperament of her inclinations.
7
You have no one but yourself; our spirits and general temperament agree.
8
The thing that counts the most in a government is its temperament.
9
His peculiarity of temperament was in accord surely with nothing in Charmian.
10
It was something new to me in the way of moving-picture temperament.
11
Boiling oil would be a likely choice, if temperament dictated Kallendbor's reaction.
12
The strict rules of naval discipline do not suit their natural temperament.
13
She was luxurious in her temperament, aristocratic in her outlook and tastes.
14
For the last 20 minutes, Barritt's cool temperament might also be invaluable.
15
Mr. Beecher had the temperament, the habits, the physique of the orator.
16
He had the artistic temperament in its most primitive and naive form.
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Temperament through the time
Temperament across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common