temperamentally

Adverb

Meaning

by temperament

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Synonyms

adversely constitutionally inconsistently anomalously impatiently whimsically irritably variably contradictorily antithetically confusedly grumpily moodily touchily abnormally
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Antonyms

easily equal equivalent corresponding consistent equally
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Examples

temperamentally suited to each other Source: Internet

As Bruce Springsteen said of Danny; “no one inducted to this point physically and temperamentally personifies our state more than Danny DeVito. Source: Internet

A temperamentally belligerent president, whom Democrats once warned might incite nuclear war, has recently muted threats against rivals like Iran and China in favor of an emphasis on ending, rather than starting, conflict. Source: Internet

More precisely, he must be philosophically conservative but temperamentally radical. Source: Internet

Zunz himself was temperamentally inclined to assign a determinative potency to sentiment, this explaining his tender reverence for ceremonial usages. Source: Internet

Munch wrote, "My father was temperamentally nervous and obsessively religious—to the point of psychoneurosis. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

temperamental temperamental person temperamentality temperamented temperance temperance advocate