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A facial expression of dislike or displeasure.
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Examples for "
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"
frown
Examples for "
frown
"
1
She shifted position several times, her
frown
deepening with each new examination.
2
The smile will succeed the
frown
;
the balm will follow the rod.
3
His valet saw him
frown
and asked, 'Is something amiss, Sir Paul?'
4
Prescott gave him a brief
frown
but didn't ask for an explanation.
5
And in a few days apparently I won't be able to
frown
.
1
The heavy
scowl
smoothed away but the fierceness lingered in his eyes.
2
The girl in the scarlet jacket turned around with an angry
scowl
.
3
That was the question now; and Peter met McGivney
scowl
for
scowl
.
4
They
scowl
at the visitor as the Scripture reader opens the door.
5
When they look out over the water they
scowl
and glance away.
6
Prime Minister Smith's
scowl
shifted to something slightly more authentic and nonplussed.
7
I was going to
scowl
at him, but he had a point.
8
Her
scowl
transformed into an entirely different frown as she sniffed herself.
9
With a malignant
scowl
Cummings half turned in his saddle, and saying:
10
Sextus remained in the saddle, his brow clouded with an angry
scowl
.
11
The same
scowl
that he'd always thought every male received from her.
12
His strong face and powerful jaw were set in a menacing
scowl
.
13
I liked her
scowl
and I liked her freedom to wear it.
14
Scorch's permanent
scowl
of resentful confusion took on an even greater perplexity.
15
The boy, with a
scowl
,
threw the package down alongside the camera.
16
The other man's
scowl
appeared to be a natural expression for him.
scowl
·
scowl at
angry scowl
dark scowl
fierce scowl
ugly scowl
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