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demeanor

Definition for demeanor

noun as in behavior, manner

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A romantic balance showing how Grant complements Alyssa’s demeanor, further pushing Hernández’s everyday boyfriend stock higher.

From Salon

“Precise and circumspect, with an avuncular demeanor and an authoritative voice .... Summerall indulged his partner’s many appetites and asides, even when that meant being elbowed aside at the mike and in the limelight.”

Harbaugh cites Herbert’s size and calm demeanor as a reason why he is officiated differently than other quarterbacks.

With her stringy, bleached-out hair and weary demeanor, she fits right in, while her antics such as a trick with a lighter or burping after chugging beer too fast are adorable and endearing but also mask something troubled and struggling underneath.

He’d been a Fox News devotee for years at this point, but there was a palpable shift in his demeanor watching this failed businessman ascend to power.

From Slate

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

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