Set and Temper

Set

Set verb - To become physically firm or solid.

Usage example: the concrete must set completely before anyone can walk on it

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Temper and set are semantically related In some cases you can use "Temper" instead the word "Set" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: setup, setting

Temper verb - Adjust the pitch (of pianos).

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Set and temper are semantically related in harden topic. Sometimes you can use "Set" instead the word "Temper" as a verb or a noun.

old	old set	old temper
good	good set	good temper
high	high set	high temper
long	long set	long temper
Other adjectives: similar, usual, short, massive, big, huge.

set fires

temper fires

Unlike someone with a Berserk Button, who is generally calm until a specific button is pressed, characters with a hair-trigger temper can be set off by anything.

Source: Hair-Trigger Temper
Lineage Comes from the Father: mostly averted - he has his mother's power set, her compassion and her explosive temper (the latter being most obvious).

Source: Comic Book / X-Man
Bulma's temper is not as bad as Vegeta's, but the littlest things set her off.

Source: Hair-Trigger Temper

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