temperamental

Huysuz, değişken mizaçlı

Having an unpredictable, moody, or volatile personality; prone to sudden changes in mood or behavior.

• The actress was known for being temperamental and difficult to work with.
• My old car is temperamental—sometimes it starts, sometimes it doesn't.
• She's very temperamental, so approach her carefully when she's stressed.
• The laboratory equipment proved temperamental during humid weather, requiring frequent recalibration to maintain measurement accuracy.
• Gifted students can be temperamental when faced with tasks they perceive as beneath their intellectual capabilities.
• Early computer systems were notoriously temperamental, often crashing unexpectedly and losing valuable data without warning.

Eş anlamlılar: moody, volatile, unpredictable, mercurial, capricious, erratic

Zıt anlamlılar: stable, even-tempered, consistent, steady, reliable

Mizaca ait, mizacıyla ilgili

Relating to or caused by a person's temperament or natural disposition.

• His shyness was temperamental rather than situational.
• The psychologist studied temperamental differences between infants.

Eş anlamlılar: constitutional, innate, dispositional