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demeanor

Definition for demeanor

noun as in behavior, manner

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Kuina is known for her easygoing demeanor and wearing a bikini, with a fake cigarette dangling from her lips.

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Hansen might ask the would-be offenders, his demeanor crisp and casual.

The agents’ demeanor turned “cordial,” Sánchez-Gordon suspects, only after her light-skinned father let them in.

Speaking at the podium with a somber tone, Harbaugh said he met with Harris at halftime and described the running back’s demeanor as “cold-blooded,” adding that he told him: “You’ll be back, kid.”

When I stood to greet him, I was surprised by his reserved demeanor, completely different from the confident image I had projected onto him from his now-vanished social media presence.

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

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