Choler

The choler was uncomfortable and restrictive, but necessary for a knight's survival in battle.

The blacksmith spent hours crafting the perfect choler for his customer, a wealthy nobleman.

His choler subsided after he took a few deep breaths and counted to ten.

The boss's choler subsided when the project was finally completed on time.

The audience's choler was evident when the performer did not show up on stage on time.

The homeowner choler when their neighbor's dog barked loudly all night.

The customer choler when the restaurant got their order wrong.

The employee choler when their boss criticized their work.

The fan choler when their favorite team lost the game.

The child choler when their toy was taken away.

The customer's choler was apparent when she received the wrong order for the third time.

The customer choler when the store ran out of their favorite product.

The driver choler when someone cut them off in traffic.

Her choler subsided when she received an apology from her friend.

The student choler when they received a low grade on the test.

The driver's choler was apparent when he got stuck in traffic on his way to work.

His choler increased when he realized he had lost his wallet.

The teacher's choler rose when the students were late to class for the third time that week.

John's choler rose when he found out that his colleague stole his project idea.

The patient choler when they had to wait a long time at the doctor's office.

Mary's choler was evident when she found out that her flight was canceled.

He had a quick temper, which was often attributed to an imbalance in his choler.

The choler in his personality was evident from his confrontational behavior.

The doctor attributed his patient's irritability to an excess of choler.

The monk wrote a treatise on how to balance choler through diet and exercise.

His choler was so intense that it caused him to break things.

The character's choler was portrayed in the way he lashed out at others.

The poet used choler as a metaphor for the intense passion between the two lovers.

The medieval physician believed that an excess of choler caused aggression and irritability.

The physician recommended bleeding to balance the patient's choler levels.

The old book described choler as a yellow bile that caused anger and irritability.

The king's advisors feared his choler would cause him to make rash decisions.

The patient's choler was addressed through a combination of diet and medication.

His choler flared up when he saw the mess in the kitchen.

She tried to control her choler during the heated debate.

The knight's choler got the best of him, and he challenged his opponent to a duel.

The philosopher linked choler to the element of fire and the season of summer.

Choler was believed to be the source of the knight's hot temper.

The choler chef threw a plate in the kitchen after burning the food.

The manager received a choler from the client for not delivering the project on time.

The lab technician analyzed the patient's choler sample.

His choler was evident when he realized he had missed his flight.

The boss's choler response to the mistake scared the new employee.

The choler tone in his voice made everyone uneasy.

The customer's choler grew when she received poor service at the restaurant.

His constant choler made it difficult for him to maintain any long-term relationships.

The accumulation of choler can cause jaundice, a yellowing of the skin and eyes.

The CEO's choler was a result of the company's poor financial performance.

The patient complained of choler reflux after eating a heavy meal.

The medieval physician believed that choler flowed from the liver into the bloodstream.