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"adventurous temperament" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is inclined towards taking risks and trying new things. For example: - She has always had an adventurous temperament, constantly seeking new challenges and experiences. - His adventurous temperament often led him to embark on daring expeditions to remote places. - Despite her reserved demeanor, she had an underlying adventurous temperament that emerged when she traveled to different countries.
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If you have more of an adventurous temperament, snorkeling at night shouldn't be missed as an opportunity to see octopus feeding and even occasional phosphoresce, a microscopic plankton that glows when disturbed, just wave your hands in the water in front of you and amazing glowing green sparkles occur.
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Some of these compounds may play a role in regulating our stress levels and even temperament: when gut microbes from easygoing, adventurous mice are transplanted into the guts of anxious and timid mice, they become more adventurous.
In terms of temperament, I have always been what I think of as American: adventurous, convinced of myself, contradictory.
Some temperament.
"Excellent temperament".
Feeling adventurous?
Adventurous Audiences.
His temperament.
Very adventurous.
"Bad temperament".
adventurous activities?
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