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Meanings of open countenance in English
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Usage of open countenance in English
1
She was a beautiful woman, tall and fair, with a cheery, open countenance.
2
As he scanned M. Étienne's open countenance and princely dress his alarm vanished.
3
Pastor Martens's genial and open countenance did not look its best that day.
4
He admired the courier's frank open countenance, and clear, fearless eyes.
5
There rested no shadow of care upon his open countenance.
6
He noted his buckskin garb, finely-built body, erect manner, and the bright open countenance.
7
Again one of the sharp glances which sat so strangely on Carr's open countenance.
8
On that open countenance there is no mark of Cain.
9
He was very old, but had a merry open countenance.
10
At this question an annoyed look settled instantly on the new owner's open countenance.
11
But the Sister's open countenance showed only a joyful surprise.
12
A slight shade of constraint crossed Mrs. Gisburn's open countenance.
13
He was a young man, with a frank, open countenance.
14
He had, we know, a gay and open countenance, differing so far from Philip.
15
Because he takes you in with an open countenance.
16
But Mister Raymond have a very open countenance and ought to have a good heart.
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Open countenance through the time
Open countenance across language varieties
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