tem·per·a·men·tal 
/ˌtɛmprəˈmɛntl̟/ adjective
/ˌtɛmprəˈmɛntl̟/ adjective 1 [more temperamental; most temperamental] a : likely to become upset or angry
▪ a temperamental child ▪ The actor is known for being temperamental.
b : unpredictable in behavior or performance
▪ a temperamental horse ▪ The old computer is temperamental. 2 : of or relating to someone's usual attitude, mood, or behavior
▪ They divorced due to temperamental differences.
▪ a temperamental child ▪ The actor is known for being temperamental.
b : unpredictable in behavior or performance
▪ a temperamental horse ▪ The old computer is temperamental.
▪ They divorced due to temperamental differences.
— tem·per·a·men·tal·ly adverb
▪ Temperamentally, he's not suited for the job. ▪ The twins are temperamentally different.
▪ Temperamentally, he's not suited for the job. ▪ The twins are temperamentally different.
