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Meanings of ungovernable temper in English
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Usage of ungovernable temper in English
1
He was evidently of an irritable, impetuous and almost ungovernable temper.
2
He was restless, fearless, but of impetuous and sometimes ungovernable temper.
3
He goes mad with drink at times, swears fearfully, has an ungovernable temper.
4
Yes, he cried, with eyes aflame, and his ungovernable temper surging.
5
The black demon of ungovernable temper leaped brutally from Carl's eyes.
6
To behold a parent subject to the degrading influence of an ungovernable temper!
7
He was cursed with a bad and sometimes ungovernable temper.
8
Louis pale as death, Polyphemus mad with sudden fear and his own ungovernable temper.
9
I- Ihavean ungovernable temper, you know, and I'm harsh and unloving and disagreeable.
10
It was her step-father flogging an Indian, with all the brutality of his ungovernable temper.
11
And my ungovernable temper is a very suspicious symptom.
12
The fault in Oedipus is his ungovernable temper.
13
The captain of the privateer was a man of violent and ungovernable temper and drunken habits.
14
In this way she may hope to conquer her ungovernable temper, and become a reasonable woman.
15
She was sensitive and conscientious, and knew, from home experience, the evils of an ungovernable temper.
16
She then discovered "a jealous disposition" and "an ungovernable temper."
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