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Definition of countenance
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Countenance
(v. t.) To make a show of; to
pretend.
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Outface
::
Outface
(v. t.) To face or look (one) out of
countenance;
to
resist
or bear down by bold looks or
effrontery;
to
brave.
Vacuity
::
Vacuity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
vacuous,
or not
filled;
emptiness;
vacancy;
as,
vacuity
of mind;
vacuity
of
countenance..
Torvity
::
Torvity
(a.)
Sourness
or
severity
of
countenance;
sterness.
Legible
::
Legible
(a.)
Capable
of being
discovered
or
understood
by
apparent
marks or
indications;
as, the
thoughts
of men are often
legible
in their
countenances..
Expression
::
Expression
(n.) That which is
expressed
by a
countenance,
a
posture,
a work of art, etc.; look, as
indicative
of
thought
or
feeling..
Downlooked
::
Downlooked
(a.)
Having
a
downcast
countenance;
dejected;
gloomy;
sullen.
Smile
::
Smile (v. i.) To be
propitious
or
favorable;
to
favor;
to
countenance;
-- often with on; as, to smile on one's
labors..
Vivacity
::
Vivacity
(n.) Life;
animation;
spiritedness;
liveliness;
sprightliness;
as, the
vivacity
of a
discourse;
a lady of great
vivacity;
vivacity
of
countenance..
Visage
::
Visage
(n.) The face,
countenance,
or look of a
person
or an
animal;
--
chiefly
applied
to the human
face..
Set
::
Set (v. t.) To fix
beforehand;
to
determine;
hence,
to make
unyielding
or
obstinate;
to
render
stiff,
unpliant,
or
rigid;
as, to set one's
countenance..
Physiognomy
::
Physiognomy
(n.) The face or
countenance,
with
respect
to the
temper
of the mind;
particular
configuration,
cast, or
expression
of
countenance,
as
denoting
character..
Inexpressive
::
Inexpressive
(a.)
Without
expression
or
meaning;
not
expressive;
dull;
unintelligent;
as, an
inexpressive
countenance..
Friend
::
Friend
(v. t.) To act as the
friend
of; to
favor;
to
countenance;
to
befriend.
Smile
::
Smile (v. i.) A
somewhat
similar
expression
of
countenance,
indicative
of
satisfaction
combined
with
malevolent
feelings,
as
contempt,
scorn,
etc; as, a
scornful
smile..
Feature
::
Feature
(n.) The make, cast, or
appearance
of the human face, and
especially
of any
single
part of the face; a
lineament.
(pl.) The face, the
countenance..
Shamefaced
::
Shamefaced
(n.)
Easily
confused
or put out of
countenance;
diffident;
bashful;
modest.
Face
::
Face (n.) Cast of
features;
expression
of
countenance;
look; air;
appearance.
Disfavor
::
Disfavor
(v. t.) To
withhold
or
withdraw
favor from; to
regard
with
disesteem;
to show
disapprobation
of; to
discountenance.
Unfriended
::
Unfriended
(a.)
Wanting
friends;
not
befriended;
not
countenanced
or
supported.
Affectionate
::
Affectionate
(a.)
Proceeding
from
affection;
indicating
love;
tender;
as, the
affectionate
care of a
parent;
affectionate
countenance,
message,
language..
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