tantrum

IPA: tˈæntrʌm

noun

  • An often childish display or fit of bad temper.

verb

  • (intransitive) To throw a tantrum.
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Examples of "tantrum" in Sentences

  • Sleepy babies have tantrum.
  • The tantrum was very destructive.
  • However, the parent ignores the tantrum.
  • I find this the equivalent of a tantrum.
  • Disruption and tantrums are the way to go.
  • Was it the columnist that used the term tantrum
  • The mere suggestion threw the Fuehrer into a tantrum.
  • Brava falls to the floor and throws a violent tantrum.
  • It is important to note that the temper tantrums are recurrent.
  • American freedoms must not be extorted away by the tantrums of raging mobs.

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