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Meanings of frown at in English

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Usage of frown at in English
1
He can frown at the United States' dubious affair with the firearm.
The Irish Times
2
Mr. Brown continued to frown at a letter he had just opened.
Just William’s Luck
3
I let out a low chuckle, which made Lasciel frown at me.
Proven guilty
4
The face of Wilson gathered into a sudden frown at this speech.
The Mississippi Bubble / How the Star of Good Fortune Rose and S...
5
Take them down? Erik asks, and I frown at his callous suggestion.
Altered
6
Gina directed a frown at Rafe, then her father, then Rafe again.
To catch a thief
7
Mrs. Heth's frown at her newspaper deepened; otherwise she made no response.
V. V.'s Eyes
8
I frown at Sachiko, feeling as if my feet are sliding away.
Number9Dream
9
She will give testimony that makes nature frown at its own degradation.
Our World; Or, the Slaveholder's Daughter
10
Patricia looked up from her work long enough to frown at him.
The Common Man
11
Sometimes I thought, should I frown at him or shake my head.
Bleak House
12
Sarha shifted under her restraint webbing to frown at the ESA agent.
The Naked God
13
Why do you frown at me as if I were an ogre?
A Young Mutineer
14
England and France frown at each other in arms from the neighboring coasts.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 105, July 1866 / A Magazine...
15
Both the beautiful young woman and the pussycat frown at him.
In the night room: a novel
16
Luca did his best not to turn and frown at her.
The Naked God
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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