phlegmatical

/flɛɡˈmætɪkəl/
adjective
  1. Having a calm, unexcitable temperament; not easily upset or excited.
    • Her phlegmatical nature helped her stay calm during the emergency.
    • The phlegmatical old man simply nodded when the news was announced.
    • Even in a heated argument, he remained phlegmatical and refused to raise his voice.
  2. Relating to or having the quality of phlegm; thick and mucus-like.
    • A phlegmatical cough often accompanies a bad cold.
    • The doctor noted the phlegmatical discharge from the patient's lungs.
    • The phlegmatical substance clogged the drainage tube.
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