hot temper's Usage Examples:

Really hot temperatures made some of the climbs unbearable.

Nor does the artist show Diana"s hot temper or her harsh reactions to those episodes.

Brosnan describes the team's wariness of the manager's hot temper and its respect for his competitive nature and leadership skills, and notes Hutchinson's sense of humor as well.

is characterized by very hot temperatures above 26 °C (79 °F), with precipitations that ranges from dry (less than 300 mm) to pluvial (more than 3300 mm).

Zersetzung des Jodwasserstoffes in der Hitze" (On the degradation of hydrogen iodide in hot temperature), with Victor Meyer as his supervisor at the University.

" Rosellini showed "flashes of hot temper", while Andrews accused the incumbent governor of never attempting to.

BarangaysThe Municipality of San Nicolas is politically divided into 24 barangays:ClimateSan Nicolas has a tropical savanna climate with warm to hot temperatures year round.

The terrain is quite rugged, frequently showcasing snow on the highest passes and record hot temperatures throughout the course.

the Attorney General, Sir Thomas Cusack-Smith, who was noted for his hot temper, challenged one of the defence counsel Gerald Fitzgibbon to a duel, for.

beliefs that the Puzyna were branched from the Oginskis by the somewhat unhistorical brothers Grigor "the fire" (for his hot temper) and Valadimir "the bubble".

PlotDiana Guzman is a Brooklyn teenager whose hot temper gets her into trouble at school as she repeatedly starts fights with other students.

inspector of works in 1877, and ultimately mayor in 1885, despite his ‘crudity of language, hot temper and lack of social graces’.

In the relatively short summers Minnedosa experiences warm and sometimes hot temperatures due to warmer continental air masses.

Synonyms:

irritation, pique, annoyance, vexation, chafe,

Antonyms:

gratitude, happiness, fear, gravity, agitation,