Bravery and Temper

Bravery

Bravery noun - Strength of mind to carry on in spite of danger.

Usage example: it took great bravery to rescue the baby trapped in the burning building

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Temper and bravery are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Temper" instead a noun "Bravery".

Nearby Words: brave, bravely, braving

Temper noun - A special quality or impression associated with something.

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Bravery and temper are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bravery" instead a noun "Temper".

old	old bravery	old temper
high	high bravery	high temper
equal	equal bravery	equal temper
real	real bravery	real temper
Other adjectives: extreme, serious, legendary, uncontrollable, hot-blooded.

Exceptions do exist, however: a dragon or dinosaur-themed protagonist can sometimes be associated with fire as a way to reinforce his hot-blooded temper and bravery rather than his evil nature.

Source: Fiery Salamander
Shadow was the one who chewed out Sledge, and had a notorious habit of temper tantrums when he became displeased with his Marines (in one incident in the book, he chewed out a Marine who showed bravery in an attempt to knock out a machine gun!).

Source: Series / The Pacific

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