demeanor
[ dih-mee-ner ]
noun
conduct; behavior; deportment.
facial appearance; mien.
Origin of demeanor
1- Also especially British, de·mean·our .
Other words for demeanor
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How to use demeanor in a sentence
The world is quick to note these uncertain demeanours, and every one's measure is readily taken and retained.
Manners and Rules of Good Society | AnonymousFrancis Benson probably cleared his legal mis-demeanours by money payments, for no evidence has been found of his imprisonment.
The Church of Grasmere | Mary L. ArmittThere was a perceptible change, however, in their demeanours.
My Strangest Case | Guy Boothby
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