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Synonyms:
- equilibrium, gull, embolden, look, calmness, give something/someone the green light, authorization, procedure, allow for, permit, warranty, soft touch, figure, indorsement, pan, fall guy, incite, frown, encourage, blurb, warrant, muzzle, earmark, set aside, glare, carriage, long face, mugful, aplomb, bearing, provide, assist, view, allow, collectedness, approve, mug, instigate, sucker, mien, composedness, imprimatur, advocate, aid, feature, puss, stock-purchase warrant, study at face, air, way, consent, imperturbability, cool, admit, sangfroid, demeanor, grant, get, aspect, manner, reserve, promote, recommend, coolness, let, self-composedness, fool, authorisation, osculator, uphold, face, have, tolerate, Phiz, repose, show, guise, deportment, visage, look kindly on something, authority, physiognomy, second, leave, precede, cast, shape, smiler, OK, display, practice, rent, abet, patsy, conduct, placidity, surface, grimace, give up, take into account, image, appropriate, method, form, lease, accredit, comportment, mark, composure, condone, support, spectacle, map, warrantee, express, expression, eye, serenity, vista, behavior, tactics, stock warrant, appearance, sanction, secondment, kisser, self-possession, recognize, endorsement, tranquillity, guarantee, chump, mask, tranquilness
Examples:
- - There was a change of countenance and a sigh. - "The Good Time Coming", T. S. Arthur
- - Straight back, small neck, not very tall, and a good expression of countenance, are the best marks. - "Soil Culture", J. H. Walden
- - Dessalines' countenance told, as well as words could have done, that heaven would be no heaven to him if the spirits of white men were there. - "The Hour and the Man An Historical Romance", Harriet Martineau
Antonyms:
- baffle, proscribe, nervousness, hinder, denounce, dissuade, apprehension, disquiet, obstruct, prohibit, care, confound, perturbation, apprehensiveness, excitableness, veto, disconcert, interdict, excitability, disallow, uneasiness, disturbance, anxiousness, deter, anxiety, frustrate, discourage, solicitude, worry, agitation, impede, counteract, alarm, forbid, discomposure, disapprove, concern, expose
