Definition of "temperment" [temperment]

• Common misspelling of temperament. (noun)

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• "McCain: I don't think his temperment is the best to be President."
• "So, basically, he presumably realizes this line-up is as good as it can gets (although he only specifically praises Montero despite doubting that she can read music what with her fiery latin temperment), but because only one of them is white (and a disabled Jew, no less), he had to make some affirmative action snark."
• "What if science reaches a point where it can confidently establish and index a differentiation in temperment by race, at least in the aggregate, equivalent to the measureable differential in certain other physical traits?"