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His calm demeanor reassured everyone during the crisis.demeanor = manner of behavior
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Despite her nervousness, her professional demeanor never wavered.demeanor = manner (way of behaving)
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Tori's demeanor changes. She leans back and crosses her arms. Her expression becomes guarded. (source)demeanor = manner (or way of behaving)
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I try to capture the calm demeanor my mother assumes when handling particularly bad cases. (source)demeanor = manner (way of behaving)
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It was decided that Trudy, despite her mild demeanor, could not be trusted. (source)demeanor = manner of behavior
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Mama's demeanor changed. (source)
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Her geeky demeanor and hyperkinetic speech pattern reminded me of Jordan, my favorite character in Real Genius. (source)demeanor = manner of behavior
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I will, however, ask Dr. Armstrong to observe Miss Brent's demeanour very carefully. (source)demeanour = the manner in which a person behavesunconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use demeanor.
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No discrepancy existed between their demeanors as they stood bathed in dawn's first rays.† (source)
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Then, as I have said, their demeanours were quite perfect.† (source)
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My father was a volatile, extremely complicated person, possessed of a brash demeanor that masked deep insecurities. (source)demeanor = manner of behavior
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I chose the sloth because its demeanour—calm, quiet and introspective—did something to soothe my shattered self.† (source)
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Their demeanor is relaxed, as if this is business as usual for them. (source)demeanor = manner (way of behaving)
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I think of the man I met the other day: the calm demeanour, the soft voice, the warmth in the eyes.† (source)
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In fact, there was a brightness in his whole demeanor. (source)
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Continentals — and by and large the Celts, as you will no doubt agree — are as a rule unable to control themselves in moments of strong emotion, and are thus unable to maintain a professional demeanour other than in the least challenging of situations.† (source)
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