good-tempered
Use Good-tempered in a sentence
pərd adjective
good-natured; amiable.
Origin:
1760–70
1760–70
Related forms
good-tem·pered·ly, adverb
good-tem·pered·ness, noun
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| good-tempered | |
| —adj | |
| of a kindly and generous disposition | |
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Example sentences
Mac was as usual thoroughly good-tempered, and the events of that day made us faster friends than ever.
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