Impatience and Temper

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Impatience

Impatience noun - Urgent desire or interest.
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Temper and impatience are semantically related In some cases you can use "Temper" instead a noun "Impatience".
Nearby Words: impatient, impatiently

Temper

Temper noun - A special quality or impression associated with something.
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Impatience and temper are semantically related in angriness topic. Sometimes you can use "Impatience" instead a noun "Temper".
Nearby Words: temperate, temperament, tempered, temperance, tempering

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short short impatience short temper
real real impatience real temper
irrational irrational impatience irrational temper
hot-headed hot-headed impatience hot-headed temper

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  • Webcomic / Kill Six Billion Demons Cio takes this duty over later on, but her temper and impatience means she tends to not be very good at it.
    Source: Webcomic / Kill Six Billion Demons
  • Literature / The Horse and His Boy She's never anything but kind to Aravis, despite Aravis's short temper and impatience with her, risks her life to help her, and overcomes her fear in the end, albeit with a bit of prodding.
    Source: Literature / The Horse and His Boy
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