temperamentally
/ˌtɛmpərəˈmɛntəli/
adverb
- In a way that relates to someone's natural character or mood; by nature or disposition.
- The two brothers are temperamentally very different—one is outgoing, the other shy.
- She is temperamentally suited to a calm, quiet job in a library.
- He is temperamentally unable to sit still for long periods.
- In a way that shows sudden changes of mood or emotional instability.
- The cat is temperamentally fussy, sometimes affectionate and sometimes aloof.
- The actor behaved temperamentally on set, storming off after a minor disagreement.
- Her temperamentally unpredictable reactions made it hard to work with her.
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