Class and Temperament

Class

Class noun - One of the segments of society into which people are grouped.

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Temperament and class are semantically related. in kind topic. In some cases you can use "Temperament" instead a noun "Class".

Temperament noun - One's characteristic attitude or mood.

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Class and temperament are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Class" instead a noun "Temperament".

Nearby Words: temper, temperamental, tempera

good	good class	good temperament
high	high class	high temperament
full	full class	full temperament
best	best class	best temperament
Other adjectives: similar, normal, right, certain, noble, different.

All the characters referred to as the "third man" of the central trio were physically similar usually much taller than the short Clegg and Compo, as well as tending to be of a higher social class and had a bossy temperament, but are not without their own quirks.

Source: Series / Last of the Summer Wine
X-Men: First Class: Emma Frost dresses in Stripperiffic outfits and has a frosty temperament, as her surname suggests.

Source: The Baroness
X-Men: First Class: Among the young recruits, he connects more strongly with McCoy than with the others because both men are scientists with a similar temperament who believe it's important to Hide Your Otherness from human society.

Source: Characters / X-Men Film Series: Professor Charles Xavier aka: Professor Charles Francis Xavier

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