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Term: Tempramant

Description:

Tempramant refers to the characteristic or nature of a person's behavior, emotions, and reactions, which are exhibited consistently over time and in various situations. It represents an individual's unique combination of personality traits and tendencies.

Sample Sentences:

  1. Her tempramant is generally friendly and approachable.
  2. He has a volatile tempramant, often reacting explosively to minor incidents.
  3. The child's tempramant can change abruptly from utmost joy to deep sadness.
  4. Understanding and accommodating each other's tempramants is key to a successful marriage.
  5. People with introverted tempramants tend to prefer solitude over social gatherings.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: Her tempramant influenced her decision-making.
  • Adjective: He has a tempramant personality.

Senses and Usages:

1. Temperament: Referring to the general behavior or disposition of an individual.

  • She possesses a calm and composed temperament.
  • His adventurous temperament led him to explore new places.

2. Nature or Character: Indicating the innate features and qualities that define a person's behavior or personality.

  • The boss's unpredictable temperament made it hard to anticipate his reactions.
  • She has a generous temperament, always willing to help others.

3. Musical Scale: A term used in music to describe a specific tuning system or musical scale.

  • The composition was written in the harmonic minor temperament.
  • Bach often experimented with various temperaments in his compositions.

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