0 in a way that relates to someone's character and feelings:
1 in a way that involves something working well sometimes and not working at other times:
After examining my car, they said they had absolutely no idea why it has been behaving temperamentally.
They're very different temperamentally
Temperamentally, he is sunnier and more restrained than some of his contemporaries.
Both were war veterans, but temperamentally they were opposites.
After working together for years, the two proved to be temperamentally incompatible.
She threw a tantrum and temperamentally tossed her book across the room.
The heat is playing havoc with electronics, and our phone lines are behaving temperamentally.
It is noted that while ethicists are temperamentally drawn to the constituents, economists study the determinants.
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