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Meaning of quick temper
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quick temper (n)
a feeling of resentful anger
quick temper Sentence Examples
- John's quick temper made him an unpredictable force in the office.
- The teacher's quick temper frightened her students into submission.
- Mary's quick temper flared up whenever she felt slighted.
- The child's quick temper often led to outbursts of anger.
- The boss's quick temper kept his employees on edge.
- The politician's quick temper lost him the support of many voters.
- The judge's quick temper resulted in unfair sentences for the accused.
- The patient's quick temper hampered their recovery process.
- The new neighbor's quick temper made us hesitant to socialize with them.
- The unruly dog's quick temper made it difficult to approach.
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a feeling of resentful anger
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John's quick temper made him an unpredictable force in the office.
The teacher's quick temper frightened her students into submission.
Mary's quick temper flared up whenever she felt slighted.
The child's quick temper often led to outbursts of anger.
