Temperaments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEMPERAMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TEMPERAMENT, disposition, personality, esp. with regard to emotional makeup
• the tendency to behave angrily or emotionally
• the adjustment of intervals in tuning a piano or other musical instrument so as to fit the scale for use in different keys; in equal temperament, the octave consists of twelve equal semitones
• a person's or animal's nature, especially as it permanently affects their behaviour
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• obsolete constitution of a substance, body, or organism with respect to the mixture or balance of its elements, qualities, or parts; makeup; complexion

Words related to TEMPERAMENTS

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How to use TEMPERAMENTS in a sentence

• In him, too, was united that same joy in the sensuous form, that same adoration of the spiritual mystery, the temperaments in one of artist and priest.
• He had a singular mixture of faults of opposite temperaments.
• The effect of alcoholic stimulants upon persons is as various as are their temperaments.
• Perhaps one of the greatest interests and pleasures we have in life is the realising of different temperaments and different points of view.
• Such are the common categories of extinct volcanic temperaments.
• Some Friends, of more quiet temperaments than himself, thought he had more activity than was consistent with dignity.
• Their modes of reasoning differed as widely as their temperaments.
• She kept it up from love of fun, having no idea of the effect it produced on more ardent temperaments than her own.
• In the midst of the feast, when the king was in the state of high excitement produced on such temperaments by wine and convivial pleasure, Rowena came in to offer him more wine.
• Our temperaments were unsuited, we looked out on life from different windows.
• Hitherto he had attributed the trouble between Nan and Roger entirely to the difference in their temperaments.
• How various we are in our temperaments and what unsuspected possibilities there are in the depths of personality we are also just beginning to find out.
• Oh, well, these artists with their needs and their temperaments! Slowly Milly went over all the sketches, one by one.
• They can never develop at an even pace, and the fact of kinship scarcely helps matters where the temperaments and the conditions are so widely dissimilar.
• The explanation probably lies in the fact that the positions require men of different temperaments.
• She had one of those balanced even temperaments, with clear judgment, added to a rare amiability.
• The differences in manners, in customs, in habits, in thoughts, opinions and in temperaments is the cause of the adornment of the world of mankind.
• But there was one profound difference in their respective temperaments, Hazel sometimes reflected.
• So, too, the temperaments and sensibilities of the others.
• Artistic Temperaments were more Abundant than Lamp Posts, and getting an Audience with a Big Gun was just as easy as Opening a Time-Lock with a Hat Pin.
• But it may be truly said that Providence tempers the seasons to the temperaments and customs of the two nations.
• How sad middle life looks to people of erratic temperaments.
• Very contending emotions possessed the hearts of the Legionaries, in different reactions to their diverse temperaments.
• As a rule, however, women are interested in moody temperaments, and men are bored by them.
• He never felt sure whether Napoleon was not indulging on a large scale in the sport of building castles in the air, to which all semi-romantic temperaments are addicted.
• The result would naturally differ for different temperaments and in different states of society.
• The provinces have customs, temperaments, political ideals, and even languages of their own.
• If several great temperaments, under the auspices of fashion, could then call up a magic world in which bodies still spoke a heroic language, that was a passing dream.
• Nothing indeed can hinder that severe letter from crushing us, except the temperaments it may receive from a trial by jury.
• For ten years young men of all temperaments had besieged this lady.
• If such temperaments do not deserve the name of madness, they are near akin to it.
• There was something in the temperaments of the two men which made them congenial one to the other.
• For two men of widely different temperaments had to work out together a scheme for shifting the very axis of government.
• They were, however, men of very different temperaments.

Similar words containing TEMPERAMENT without suffix s

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