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countenance

[koun-tn-uhns] / ˈkaʊn tn əns /


NOUN
self-control
Synonyms


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His Marat has the “seraphic countenance” and clear skin, Mr. Crow tells us, of a “secular martyr.”

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For “what else has a council ever been,” the pope asked, “but a renewal of this meeting with the countenance of the risen Christ?”

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The aim, colleges and advisers explain, is to probe how well students can countenance other viewpoints.

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The wolf swept its glowing eyes ’round the room and took in each terrified countenance.

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The goal is to immerse yourself as the sun rises, its immense fiery countenance parallel along the horizon to your shivering little head.

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