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    Temper can refer to a person's disposition or mood. A person's temper describes their characteristic state of mind or emotional reactions and can be even, pleasant, or fiery. Without an adjective, temper refers specifically to an angry state of mind. Examples of uses of temper include losing one's temper by getting angry, being in a temper and feeling angry and impatient, controlling one's temper by remaining calm, and getting into a temper by becoming uncontrollably angry about something.

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    Temper can refer to a person's disposition or mood. A person's temper describes their characteristic state of mind or emotional reactions and can be even, pleasant, or fiery. Without an adjective, temper refers specifically to an angry state of mind. Examples of uses of temper include losing one's temper by getting angry, being in a temper and feeling angry and impatient, controlling one's temper by remaining calm, and getting into a temper by becoming uncontrollably angry about something.

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    TEMPER

    /ˈtempə(r)/ - noun

    1. a disposition
    A PERSON OF
    EVEN TEMPER
    A PERSON OF
    PLEASANT
    TEMPER
    A PERSON OF
    FIERY
    TEMPER
    - TO HAVE AN EVEN
    (SWEET, UNCERTAIN,
    QUICK, ETC.) TEMPER;

    - HOTTEMPERED, GOOD-
    TEMPERED, BAD-
    TEMPERED
    TEMPER
    /ˈtempə(r)/ - noun

    2. a mood
    TO BE IN A GOOD (BAD, FORGIVING,
    CALM, FRIENDLY) TEMPER
    !
    WHEN THE WORD IS USED
    WITHOUT AN ADJECTIVE, THE
    MEANING IS ALWAYS "AN ANGRY
    STATE OF MIND".
    - to lose one's temper - to be in a temper
    to get angry / I lost my temper and yelled at him to feel angry and impatient / She was still in a
    temper when Colin arrived.

    - to control (to keep) one's


    temper
    to remain calm: to not become angry, begin
    shouting, etc. / He was upset but controlled his
    temper.

    - to get (to fly) into a temper


    about smth.
    to become uncontrollably angry / Tom got into a
    temper when he heard bad news
    Let's fix the new expressions in
    the game

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