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temperamentally

/ˌtɛm.pər.əˈmɛn.təl.i/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das bedeutet „von Natur aus“ oder „aufgrund des Temperaments“. Es beschreibt, wie der angeborene Charakter oder die Gemütsart das Verhalten oder die Reaktionen einer Person beeinflusst, häufig in psychologischem oder allgemein beschreibendem Kontext verwendet.

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adverb

/ˌtɛm.pər.əˈmɛn.təl.i/C1formal
  • deAdverb, das bedeutet „von Natur aus“ oder „aufgrund des Temperaments“. Es beschreibt, wie der angeborene Charakter oder die Gemütsart das Verhalten oder die Reaktionen einer Person beeinflusst, häufig in psychologischem oder allgemein beschreibendem Kontext verwendet.

An adverb meaning "by nature or disposition" or "in terms of temperament." It describes how someone's inherent character or mood influences their behavior or reactions, often used in psychological or general descriptive contexts.

  1. By nature or dispositionC1formal

    In a way that relates to a person's natural character or temperament.

    deVom Temperament her

    • She is temperamentally suited to a career in teaching.
    • He is temperamentally unable to tolerate criticism.
    • The two siblings are temperamentally very different.

    Synonymeby naturecharacteristicallyconstitutionallyinherentlyintrinsicallynaturally

  2. In terms of mood or behaviorC1formal

    Relating to how someone behaves or reacts emotionally.

    deVom Temperament her

    • The artist is temperamentally unpredictable, often changing his style.
    • She is temperamentally calm, even in stressful situations.
    • He is temperamentally inclined to take risks.

    Synonymeby natureconstitutionallyemotionallynaturally

Formen
  • more temperamentally comparative form
  • most temperamentally superlative form