Temperamental ( adjective , noun , verb )

(As an adjective)

Temperamental ( adjective )

  1. Prone to sudden mood changes or unpredictable behavior.
  2. Having a volatile or unpredictable nature.

Origin:

From the latin word "temperamentum" meaning a mixture of qualities, and "-al" meaning pertaining to.

Examples:

  1. He was known for being temperamental, one minute he was laughing and the next he was in a rage.
  2. The actor's temperamental behavior made it difficult for the director to work with him.
  3. The chef's temperamental nature was reflected in her bold and experimental dishes.
  4. She had a temperamental personality, sometimes she was happy and other times she was sad.
  5. The weather was temperamental, one moment it was sunny and the next it was pouring rain.

(As a noun)

Temperamental ( noun )

  1. Prone to sudden mood changes or unpredictable behavior.
  2. Having a volatile or unpredictable nature.

Origin:

From the latin word "temperamentum" meaning a mixture of qualities, and "-al" meaning pertaining to.

Examples:

  1. He was known for being temperamental, one minute he was laughing and the next he was in a rage.
  2. The actor's temperamental behavior made it difficult for the director to work with him.
  3. The chef's temperamental nature was reflected in her bold and experimental dishes.
  4. She had a temperamental personality, sometimes she was happy and other times she was sad.
  5. The weather was temperamental, one moment it was sunny and the next it was pouring rain.

(As a verb)

Temperamental ( verb )

  1. Prone to sudden mood changes or unpredictable behavior.
  2. Having a volatile or unpredictable nature.

Origin:

From the latin word "temperamentum" meaning a mixture of qualities, and "-al" meaning pertaining to.

Examples:

  1. He was known for being temperamental, one minute he was laughing and the next he was in a rage.
  2. The actor's temperamental behavior made it difficult for the director to work with him.
  3. The chef's temperamental nature was reflected in her bold and experimental dishes.
  4. She had a temperamental personality, sometimes she was happy and other times she was sad.
  5. The weather was temperamental, one moment it was sunny and the next it was pouring rain.
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