Health and Temperament

Health

Health noun - The condition of being sound in body.

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Temperament and health are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Temperament" instead a noun "Health".

Nearby Words: healthy, heal, healthful, healing, healthiness

Temperament noun - One's characteristic attitude or mood.

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

Nearby Words: temper, temperamental, tempera

good	good health	good temperament
high	high health	high temperament
full	full health	full temperament
best	best health	best temperament
Other adjectives: normal, poor, bad, ill, mental, general.

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
Humorism: An ancestor of the Four-Temperament Ensemble Trope, this is a debunked medical belief that dates back to Ancient Egypt, which basically states that a balance of four bodily fluids or humors - blood, mucous, black bile, and yellow bile - in the body are needed for good health.

Source: Forgotten Trope

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