demeanor

/dɪˈmiːnə(ɹ)/noun

The outward manner typical of a person, shown through things like body language and facial expressions.

Example sentence

“Despite the pressure, the pilot kept a calm demeanor.”

British spelling is 'demeanour'. Usually modified: a calm demeanor, a cheerful demeanor; the word rarely stands alone.

Related words

demiseThe death of a person, or the point at which something comes to an end or collapses.delveTo dig into the ground, especially using a shovel.demolishTo destroy something completely, such as an argument, a belief, or an opponent's chances.deliveryThe act of bringing or handing something over to a person or place.demotionA move down to a lower position, rank, or level.delineateTo draw, trace, or mark out the outline or boundaries of something.