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vb. (alternative form of lose one's temper English)
Usage examples of "lose his temper".
A moment of silence then Tyrer and McFay were dumbfounded to see the officer suddenly lose his temper and begin raving at them.
Sometimes a broken strap or a slow servant would make him lose his temper momentarily and shout, the sound of his voice just managing to drift to her ears.
He was feeling tired and uneasy and had been hard put not to lose his temper several times tonight when Grey was in the center of another heated argument with some of the tai-pans.
Caesar lose his temper, and still shivered in their boots at the memory of it.
If only he would ever lose his temper too, then she would not feel at such a disadvantage.
He was astonished at how quickly she had made him lose his temper, something he couldn't remember doing since childhood.
He couldn't afford to lose his temper, couldn't let disgust cloud his thinking, and most of all, couldn't let Deymorin win this particular battle: it was Nikki's hfe at stake.
He may betray his allies, but he will never, ever lose his temper with them.
Van Damm stormed off, leaving his President outside the Cabinet Room, afraid that he'd really lose his temper if he said anything more.
Eventually he had persuaded them to let him take enough, and was disgusted that they had made him lose his temper with their pettifogging.
He figured to push them to the point where any reasonable CIT would lose his temper and see what sort they were.