a phlegmatic temperament
1.a phlegmatic temperament; 2.a slowpoke; a slowcoach
Commuting in the rush-hour requires a phlegmatic temperament.
Her phlegmatic temperament has gone past endurance. I can't live together with her
②The total score of SCL 90 was higher in the choleric temperament group(165.70±35.90) and melancholic temperament group(149.79±35.05) than in the sanguine temperament group(132.70 ±23.97) and phlegmatic temperament group(125.30±20.74).
