Synonyms for temperamentally
tem·per·a·men·tal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. temperamentallyadverb

   by temperament

   "temperamentally suited to each other"

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1. Jon Meacham:

   I really do believe that, temperamentally, The President is thinking more in terms of years and decades than The President predecessor was ever even remotely capable of doing, it's fascinating that we have a 78-year-old American President who thought Jon Meacham political career was done.

2. Pete Wehner:

   Bush was n’t temperamentally confrontational, he was n’t looking for a fight in Congress, but this was something he felt was important, and if it required him … to lean against the winds, he was certainly willing to do that.

3. Kristie Poole:

   It is likely that the experience of … shyness in response to a speech task is a relatively common, normative experience for children at this age, for a smaller group of temperamentally shy children, however, being the center of attention may be stressful across time and various contexts.

4. Secretary Clinton:

   Ithink if you take his encouragement that the Russians hack into American email accounts, if you take his quite excessive praise for Putin, his absolute allegiance to a lot of Russian wish-list foreign policy positions … [ it ] leads us once again to conclude he is not temperamentally fit to be president and commander in chief.

5. Jimmy Carter:

   I thought, whether or not he attempted to rape [ Christine Blasey Ford ], whether or not, I thought he was temperamentally unfit to serve on Supreme Court because of his outburst during the hearing.