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demeanor

[dih-mee-ner] / dɪˈmi nər /


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In a flash, his entire demeanor changed from calm and friendly to icy and dangerous.

From Literature

Former Traitors contestant Diane Carson from Bangor, County Down, became a fan favourite thanks to her no-nonsense demeanor - she said she too would be watching the final with interest.

From BBC

Tucker was asked about his perceived casual playing style, which he acknowledged is a reputation that’s lingered because of “a little bit of my demeanor.”

From Los Angeles Times

He has a scowling demeanor; however, when he smiles it’s electric.

From Salon

Even her demeanor loosens along with the freely flowing language.

From Salon