demeanor

/dɪˈmiːnə(ɹ)/noun

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

Example sentences

“Despite the pressure, the pilot kept a calm demeanor.”
“The new teacher's friendly demeanor put the students at ease.”

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

Synonyms for demeanor

manner
bearing
air
conduct
comportment

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Related words

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