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smiled

verb as in put on a happy expression

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The expecting mom flashes a smile as she places her hand directly over her belly.

With a smile, she asks Samson if he can show us small-scale miners in action.

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If you wanted to give someone the appearance of a small smile, you could already do that with a simple slider.

It’s like the dolphin smile where their face is just fixed in that position.

Typically surgeons measure whether or not their rebuilding of smiles is successful by tickling their patients and then they start laughing and they would use a ruler and measure millimeter movements.

And so he looked at her, smiled, and offered a polite “Is everything okay?”

His swimming led him back to meet the woman he had gently smiled at in the first episode.

She smiled, too, her incisors creeping out from behind her lips.

At which Bezos turned to the packed audience, smiled weakly, and said: “This is Henry being nice to me!”

He clumsily sipped from the dainty straw of a blasphemously non-bourbon beverage and smiled broadly as he talked to fellow bros.

Wharton smiled at this littleness in so great a man, but determined that he should feel the power he despised.

The young man smiled at the girl, as he crushed up the notes and stuffed them into his pocket.

The girl smiled, and drew out a large key, and nodded, still smiling as she replaced it.

He had the sun-scorched look of a traveller who has just crossed the Atlantic, and he smiled at Bernard with his honest eyes.

Miss Anne smiled kindly, not dreaming of his perplexity, amused by his Southern warmth.

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On this page you'll find 14 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to smiled, such as: smirk, laugh, grin, beam, simper, and be gracious.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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