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Definition of countenance
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Countenance
(v. t.) To
encourage;
to
favor;
to
approve;
to aid; to abet.
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Sinister
::
Sinister
(a.)
Indicative
of
lurking
evil or harm;
boding
covert
danger;
as, a
sinister
countenance..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To
assume
a look of shame or
disappointment;
to
become
or
appear
dejected;
-- said of the
countenance.
Countenance
::
Countenance
(v. t.) To
encourage;
to
favor;
to
approve;
to aid; to abet.
Encouragement
::
Encouragement
(n.) That which
serves
to
incite,
support,
promote,
or
advance,
as
favor,
countenance,
reward,
etc.;
incentive;
increase
of
confidence;
as, the fine arts find
little
encouragement
among a rude
people..
Wrathful
::
Wrathful
(a.)
Springing
from, or
expressing,
wrath;
as, a
wrathful
countenance..
Lamentable
::
Lamentable
(a.)
Mourning;
sorrowful;
expressing
grief;
as, a
lamentable
countenance..
Face
::
Face (n.) Cast of
features;
expression
of
countenance;
look; air;
appearance.
Cheer
::
Cheer (n.) The face; the
countenance
or its
expression.
Shamefaced
::
Shamefaced
(n.)
Easily
confused
or put out of
countenance;
diffident;
bashful;
modest.
Deceptive
::
Deceptive
(a.)
Tending
to
deceive;
having
power to
mislead,
or
impress
with false
opinions;
as, a
deceptive
countenance
or
appearance..
Gruff
::
Gruff
(superl.)
Of a rough or stern
manner,
voice,
or
countenance;
sour;
surly;
severe;
harsh..
Vivacity
::
Vivacity
(n.) Life;
animation;
spiritedness;
liveliness;
sprightliness;
as, the
vivacity
of a
discourse;
a lady of great
vivacity;
vivacity
of
countenance..
Gloomy
::
Gloomy
(superl.)
Affected
with, or
expressing,
gloom;
melancholy;
dejected;
as, a
gloomy
temper
or
countenance..
Visnomy
::
Visnomy
(n.) Face;
countenance.
Scowl
::
Scowl (n.) The
wrinkling
of the brows or face in
frowing;
the
expression
of
displeasure,
sullenness,
or
discontent
in the
countenance;
an angry
frown..
Action
::
Action
(n.)
Gesticulation;
the
external
deportment
of the
speaker,
or the
suiting
of his
attitude,
voice,
gestures,
and
countenance,
to the
subject,
or to the
feelings..
Patron
::
Patron
(n.) One who
protects,
supports,
or
countenances;
a
defender..
Set
::
Set (a.) Fixed in
position;
immovable;
rigid;
as, a set line; a set
countenance..
Outgaze
::
Outgaze
(v. t.) To gaze
beyond;
to
exceed
in
sharpness
or
persistence
of
seeing
or of
looking;
hence,
to stare out of
countenance..
Change
::
Change
(v. t.) To
alter;
to make
different;
to cause to pass from one state to
another;
as, to
change
the
position,
character,
or
appearance
of a
thing;
to
change
the
countenance..
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