What is another word for dis temper?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪs tˈɛmpə], [ dˈɪs tˈɛmpə], [ d_ˈɪ_s t_ˈɛ_m_p_ə]
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Synonyms for Dis temper:
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n.
• anger- Rankling ,
- acrimony ,
- animosity ,
- annoyance ,
- antagonism ,
- blow up ,
- cat fit ,
- chagrin ,
- choler ,
- conniption ,
- dander ,
- disapprobation ,
- displeasure ,
- distemper ,
- enmity ,
- exasperation ,
- fury ,
- gall ,
- hatred ,
- hissy fit ,
- huff ,
- ill humor ,
- ill temper ,
- impatience ,
- indignation ,
- infuriation ,
- irascibility ,
- ire ,
- irritability ,
- irritation ,
- mad ,
- miff ,
- outrage ,
- passion ,
- peevishness ,
- petulance ,
- pique ,
- rage ,
- resentment ,
- slow burn ,
- soreness ,
- stew ,
- storm ,
- tantrum ,
- temper ,
- tiff ,
- umbrage ,
- vexation ,
- violence .
- Convulsions ,
- Sickliness ,
- ache ,
- affection ,
- attack ,
- blight ,
- breakdown ,
- bug ,
- cancer ,
- canker ,
- collapse ,
- complaint ,
- condition ,
- contagion ,
- contamination ,
- debility ,
- decrepitude ,
- defect ,
- endemic ,
- epidemic ,
- feebleness ,
- fever ,
- fit ,
- flu ,
- hemorrhage ,
- ill health ,
- indisposition ,
- infirmity ,
- inflammation ,
- misery ,
- pathosis ,
- plague ,
- seizure ,
- sickness ,
- spell ,
- stroke ,
- syndrome ,
- temperature ,
- unhealthiness ,
- unsoundness ,
- upset ,
- virus ,
- visitation .
- agitation ,
- anarchism ,
- anarchy ,
- brawl ,
- bustle ,
- chaos ,
- clamor ,
- complication ,
- convulsion ,
- discombobulation ,
- discord ,
- disorganization ,
- disturbance ,
- dither ,
- entanglement ,
- fight ,
- flap ,
- fracas ,
- fuss ,
- hubbub ,
- hullabaloo ,
- imbroglio ,
- insurrection ,
- lawlessness ,
- mayhem ,
- misrule ,
- mob rule ,
- quarrel ,
- rebellion ,
- reign of terror ,
- revolution ,
- riot ,
- rioting ,
- ruckus ,
- rumpus ,
- static ,
- strike ,
- terrorism ,
- tizzy ,
- trouble ,
- tumult ,
- turbulence ,
- turmoil ,
- unrest ,
- unruliness ,
- uproar .
- aberration ,
- blow ,
- blow a fuse ,
- blow one's cork ,
- blow one's stack ,
- blow one's top ,
- bout ,
- burst ,
- craze ,
- delirium ,
- derangement ,
- distraction ,
- dithers ,
- excitement ,
- ferment ,
- flip one's lid ,
- free-for-all ,
- furor ,
- hell broke loose ,
- hysteria ,
- insanity ,
- lather ,
- lunacy ,
- madness ,
- mania ,
- outburst ,
- paroxysm ,
- row ,
- ruction ,
- rumble ,
- spasm ,
- stir ,
- to-do ,
- transport ,
- wingding .
- brannigan ,
- commotion ,
- confusion ,
- fray ,
- hassle ,
- mix-up ,
- mob violence ,
- protest ,
- racket ,
- run-in ,
- scene ,
- shivaree ,
- shower ,
- snarl ,
- street fighting ,
- strife .
- fume .
-
v.
• craze- Dement ,
- bewilder ,
- confuse ,
- derange ,
- distract ,
- drive mad ,
- enrage ,
- frenzy ,
- infatuate ,
- inflame ,
- madden ,
- unbalance ,
- unhinge .
- clutter ,
- confound ,
- discompose ,
- discreate ,
- dishevel ,
- disjoint ,
- dislocate ,
- disorganize ,
- disrupt ,
- disturb ,
- embroil ,
- jumble ,
- mess up ,
- muddle ,
- muss up ,
- rummage ,
- rumple ,
- scatter ,
- shuffle ,
- tumble ,
- unsettle .
- abrade ,
- affront ,
- aggravate ,
- annoy ,
- bother ,
- burn ,
- chafe ,
- drive up the wall ,
- exasperate ,
- fret ,
- get ,
- get on nerves ,
- get under skin ,
- grate ,
- harass ,
- incense ,
- infuriate ,
- irk ,
- needle ,
- nettle ,
- offend ,
- pain ,
- peeve ,
- pester ,
- provoke ,
- put out ,
- rankle ,
- rasp ,
- rattle ,
- rile ,
- roil ,
- rub the wrong way ,
- ruffle ,
- sour ,
- try ,
- vex .
How to use "Dis temper" in context?
Dis temperament is a personality disorder characterized by anger, rage, and uncontrollable behavior. It's estimated that 1 in 5 people experience dis temper at some point in their lives, and it often manifests in children as early as 4 years old.
Dis temper can be disruptive and destructive, and it can cause relationships to break down. In extreme cases, it can lead to violence.
There aren't any surefire ways to prevent dis temper from developing in children, but teaching them how to control their anger and emotions is essential.
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