Definition

In a way that relates to a person's character or emotional state, often showing strong feelings or moods.

Example

She reacted temperamentally to the news, expressing her emotions openly.

Conversation

I noticed you react temperamentally sometimes when things don’t go your way.

Yeah, I guess I do get a bit moody when I’m stressed.

It’s totally understandable; we all have our moments.

True! I just try to take a step back and breathe when that happens.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Temperamentally → It is formed from "temperament" (from Latin *temperamentum*, meaning a mixture or proportion) and the suffix "-ally" (meaning in a manner relating to). The word "temperamentally" refers to behaving or acting in a manner related to one's temperament or disposition.

Memory Tip

Think of 'temperament' as the mixture of qualities that make up a person's character, and '-ally' means in a way related to that character. This helps you remember that 'temperamentally' describes how someone acts according to their character.

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