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tantrum [tan′trəm] a sudden outburst or violent display of rage, frustration, and bad temper, usually occurring in a maladjusted child and certain emotionally disturbed people. The activity is usually not directed at anyone or anything specific but toward the environment in general and is used primarily as a device for attempting to control others and the surroundings. It most commonly occurs at age 2 to 2-½ years. Also called temper tantrum. Tantrum An inappropriate display of emotion or rage, generally understood to occur in public, often by a child or immature adult tantrum [tan´trum] a violent display of temper.
tantrum, n a sudden outburst or violent display of rage, frustration, and bad temper, usually occurring in a maladjusted child or immature or disturbed adult.
tantrum Vox populi An inappropriate display of anger. See Adult temper tantrum, Temper tantrum. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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