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mild-tempered
adjective as in patient
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Example Sentences
A usually mild-tempered bird, Murphy gently rotated his rock, less shaped like an egg than a small meteorite, as though to incubate it.
From New York Times
“He was very mild-tempered,” Saffoe added, but he could also be playful.
From Washington Post
The sweet, mild-tempered, 33-year-old Smith was on no one's radar heading into the Open.
From Golf Digest
Dutson, the Republican consultant, noted Trump's style doesn't match the more mild-tempered Republicans the state has tended to elect, such as Collins.
From US News
They are mild-tempered, gregarious animals with an inquisitive nature.
From Washington Times
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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