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demeanour
/ ɪˈːə /
noun
the way a person behaves towards others; conduct
bearing, appearance, or mien
Word History and Origins
Origin of demeanour1
Example Sentences
Is this a government with a demeanour and posture that matches its majority?
Their body language and demeanour was also criticised, with Lewis' carefree approach lending itself to accusations of players not caring enough about the results.
Many of his victims were left unimpressed with his demeanour.
Celtic had the scent of a treble in their nostrils and Brendan Rodgers had the air of invincibility in his demeanour.
His famously calm demeanour, often typified by little more than a raised eyebrow in the heat of a big moment, has helped some of the world's most powerful dressing rooms find stability.
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