temperamentally
English → English
adv//ˌtempərəˈmentəli//
(nature) Temperamentally: in a way that relates to a person's natural disposition or character; naturally
The two brothers are temperamentally very different; one is shy and quiet while the other is loud and outgoing.
(English) The two brothers are temperamentally very different; one is shy and quiet while the other is loud and outgoing.
He was temperamentally unsuited for a career in the military because he disliked strict rules.
(English) He was temperamentally unsuited for a career in the military because he disliked strict rules.
Entry ID: en:en:temperamentally · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary