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bad temper

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun bad temper has 1 sense
  1. bad temper, ill temper - a persisting angry mood
    --1 is a kind of anger, choler, ire
    --1 has particulars:
     irascibility, short temper, spleen, quick temper; fit, tantrum, scene, conniption

Definitions from the Web

Term: Bad Temper

Description:

Bad temper refers to a state of being easily provoked or irritated, often resulting in angry or hostile behavior. It is characterized by a quickness to anger and a difficulty in controlling one's emotions. Having a bad temper can negatively impact personal relationships and create a hostile environment.

Senses:

Noun - Personality Trait:

1. (General) A disposition or tendency to become easily angry or irritated.

2. (Psychology) A condition or behavior characterized by frequent and intense episodes of anger or irritability.

Noun - Specific Incident:

1. (Specific) An instance of displaying anger or hostility due to a perceived provocation or frustration.

Related Adjectives:

- Angry

- Irritable

- Hostile

Sample Sentences:

1. John's bad temper often leads to arguments with his colleagues.

2. Sarah's bad temper tends to escalate small issues into major conflicts.

3. The child's bad temper caused him to throw a tantrum in the middle of the store.

4. Dealing with her partner's bad temper became increasingly challenging for Emma.

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