n. a usual state of mind of manner of feeling; a mood of anger; v. to make softer or less harsh
It is important to control your temper.
It is important to control your temper.
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My little sister was throwing a temper tantrum.
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He is alluding to the way he lost his temper.
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His Achilles' heel is his quick temper.
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What happens when Fergal loses his temper at dinner?
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It is regrettable that you have lost your temper.
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Why had Pa Peachey's bad temper taken a serious turn lately?
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How did the wolf feel after his temper tantrum?
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Which of the following is a temper trantrum?
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Who lost their temper and began shouting at Brother and Sister?
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Ashley was endeared to him because of the ductility of his temper.
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What makes Danny have a temper tantrum?
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The man was very unprofessional when he lost his temper.
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That dog has a nasty temper.
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During Tiny Troll's temper tantrum, what did he throw against the wall?
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disposition; anger; composure
happiness
2 syllables
tem-per
kemper
stremper
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