Blood
Blood noun - Temperament or disposition.
Usage example: a person of hot blood
Temperament and blood are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Temperament" instead a noun "Blood".
Temperament
Temperament noun - One's characteristic attitude or mood.
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Blood and temperament are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blood" instead a noun "Temperament".
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- Air was blood, as both were hot and wet, and Sanguine temperament; cold and dry Earth was associated with black bile and thus Melancholia; Fire, being hot and dry, was element of yellow bile and Choleric Temperament, while cold and wet Water was associated with phlegm and Phlegmatic humour.
Source: Analysis / Elemental Powers -
There are three tests that one needs to fulfill in order to claim the seat of Heterodyne: Did you inherit the distinctive voice of the previous Heterodynes, the blood of the previous Heterodynes, and the temperament of the previous Heterodynes?
Source: Only the Chosen May Wield -
Later, medieval Europeans developed the idea that "humor," — blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile — controlled health and temperament, and that a lack of yellow bile (anger, courage, spirit) would make the liver pale as a side effect.
Source: Cardiovascular Love
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