frown

Her frown deepens as she sidesteps open comic books and half-eaten granola bars.

Penelope bit her pencil stub and frowned, for she had decided to tackle the Russia/England problem herself.

Like his sister, he also received praise from his governess, Mrs. Apple, and Miss Mortimer, while the baroness frowned with impatience and Edward Ashton watched in silence.

She frowned and drummed her fingers on the cover of her book.

For her, karate is a way to "release emotions" and "bring serenity during stressful times", even though it was long frowned upon for women to practise the sport in Iran.