All 9 Uses
demeanor
in
Not Without My Daughter
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- With Mahtob watching, unable to comprehend the meaning of this dark change in her father's demeanor, Moody growled, "I do not have to let you go home.†
- His demeanor was threatening enough to make me obey.†
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- His demeanor toward me softened immediately, and he now turned his wrath upon his sister.†
- On these first excursions Moody remained at my side, watching me closely, but I was pleased to note the signs of boredom in his demeanor.†
- As the words came through to me, they reflected a solemn, even angered, change in the principal's demeanor.†
- There was genuine empathy in her eyes and in her demeanor, but there was also the cultivated wariness of the Iranian woman.†
- The arrival of the newspaper announced a sudden change in my situation, or, rather, Moody's demeanor.†
- He was beginning to exhibit sudden changes of demeanor once more.†
- His entire demeanor seemed to say: Who are you?†
Definitions:
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(1)
(demeanor) the manner in which a person behaves
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(2)
(meaning too rare to warrant focus) Much more rarely, the verb form may be used as a synonym for behave as in: "Try to demean yourself with dignity."