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Meanings of grimace in English
Usage of grimace in English
1
He smiled; and the quality of the grimace was not exactly reassuring.
2
Really smile, not grimace, and that is a difficult thing to do.
3
Kitty made a grimace at the short hair left in her hand.
4
She gives up the attempt with a little grimace, and goes in.
5
The way one might grimace while beseeching God to grant one patience.
6
Marcus might have smiled, or it could simply have been a grimace.
7
Isyllt fought a grimace; she should have spent more time studying illusion.
8
Syrinx gave him an ineffectual grimace of sympathy, unsure what to say.
9
With a feral grimace at Ethon, she returned her attention to Sam.
10
Yes, he was remarkably handsome; but his smile was almost a grimace.
11
Tarling put his lamp upon the lock and made a little grimace.
12
And the sister is worse, said the girl, with a little grimace.
13
He put down the newspaper with a little grimace indicative of regret.
14
With a grimace Modron turned and made her way down the stairs.
15
Adama passed by Gaeta's station with a nod and a hidden grimace.
16
The Mussulman pulled his mobile face flashing with youth into a grimace.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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