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scowl

noun as in frown

Strongest match

Strong match

verb as in frown

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The abundance of art depicting him presents a rugged, scowling figure who resembles a meaner version of Acacius.

From Salon

Kamarck added that the impression on the screen may be “an angry scowling guy versus your son’s football coach at a backyard barbecue,” before adding that Vance probably will be a skilled debater.

In short, the debate may well have shown swayable voters that Harris is fit to be president — and the ranting, scowling Trump is unfit.

Instead of lying about the economy, Trump, scowling and shouting for all 90 minutes, was forced by his own ego into defending the crowd sizes and the brilliance of his oratory.

From Salon

What was initially viewed as a visionary achievement and epic gift to Black Rock City, soon became a source of contention, where camp leads and builders were often left scowling and defeated.

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

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