Phlegmatic and Supine

Phlegmatic

Phlegmatic adjective - Not feeling or showing emotion.

Supine and phlegmatic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Supine" instead an adjective "Phlegmatic".

Nearby Word: phlegm

Supine

Supine adjective - Lying face upward.
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Synonyms for Supine

Phlegmatic and supine are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Phlegmatic" instead an adjective "Supine".

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / A Deadly Game of Magic Four-Temperament Ensemble: Sanguine—Teena, choleric—Bo, melancholic—Lisa (with elements of supine), phlegmatic—Julian.
  • Series / Survivor Samoa's final four has Natalie being supine, Russell being choleric, Mick being phlegmatic and Brett being melancholic.
  • Series / Survivor The final four in Thailand; Helen is choleric, Jan is supine, Clay is phlegmatic, and Brian is sanguine.
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