hold one's temper



hold one's temper

Also, keep one's temper. Refrain from expressing violent anger, maintain composure or poise. For example, Billy has to learn to hold his temper when he's frustrated, or If the chairman can keep his temper, the matter will get settled. [c. 1700] For an antonym, see lose one's temper.
See also: hold, temper

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
WinthropWIN-thrəpEnglish
Dessislava-Bulgarian
Kader (1)-Arabic
AmÉLia-Portuguese
Dareios-Ancient Greek, Biblical Greek
MitchellMICH-əlEnglish