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She has a quick temper when things go wrong.
A person's mood or emotional state, especially when it is angry.
He lost his temper during the argument.
Her temper flared when she heard the news.
Try not to provoke his temper.
quick temper
bad temper
lose one's temper
anger
rage
irritation
You need to temper the chocolate before using it.
To moderate or soften something, often by mixing it with another substance.
You should temper the spices to balance the flavors.
To make the sauce smoother, temper it with cream.
Temper the heat by adding some water.
temper the flavors
temper the heat
temper the mixture
moderate
soften
mellow
