temperament

temperament synonyms

disposition compare temperament and disposition
nature compare temperament and nature
character compare temperament and character
temper compare temperament and temper
humor compare temperament and humor
makeup compare temperament and makeup
personality compare temperament and personality
mood compare temperament and mood
frame of mind compare temperament and frame of mind
spirit compare temperament and spirit
complexion compare temperament and complexion
constitution compare temperament and constitution
stamp compare temperament and stamp
attitude compare temperament and attitude
mind compare temperament and mind
grain compare temperament and grain
mold compare temperament and mold
type compare temperament and type
style compare temperament and style
quality compare temperament and quality
individuality compare temperament and individuality
bent compare temperament and bent
turn of mind compare temperament and turn of mind
cast of mind compare temperament and cast of mind
inclination compare temperament and inclination
kidney compare temperament and kidney
mettle compare temperament and mettle
tendency compare temperament and tendency
way compare temperament and way
outlook compare temperament and outlook
psyche compare temperament and psyche
cast compare temperament and cast
turn compare temperament and turn
vein compare temperament and vein
kind compare temperament and kind
mentality compare temperament and mentality
essence compare temperament and essence
habit compare temperament and habit
tenor compare temperament and tenor
tone compare temperament and tone
manner compare temperament and manner
persona compare temperament and persona
individualism compare temperament and individualism
air compare temperament and air
feeling compare temperament and feeling
heart compare temperament and heart
caliber compare temperament and caliber
leaning compare temperament and leaning
affection compare temperament and affection
set compare temperament and set

temperament definitions

noun

  • Individual differences in behavior that are biologically based and are relatively independent of learning, system of values and attitudes. 

  • A person's usual manner of thinking, behaving or reacting. 

  • A tendency to become irritable or angry. 

  • The altering of certain intervals from their correct values in order to improve the moving from key to key.