demeanour

/ dɪˈmiːnə /

noun

1. the way a person behaves towards others; conduct
2. bearing, appearance, or mien

Word History and Origins

Origin of demeanour¹

C15: see demean ²

Example Sentences

It became clear that Guardiola's demeanour had changed a bit after winning the Champions League.

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Hearing her speak in this way gives me a glimpse of a toughness that belies her well-spoken, gentle demeanour.

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We read far too much into body language and demeanour, can be swayed by a slap at a weigh-in or live in a fantasy land powered by nostalgia.

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Observing Tyson's demeanour in the week - particularly when he slapped Paul at Friday's weigh-in - you get the sense he is approaching this as a "real" fight.

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His demeanour was one of professional pride and a determination to do his job properly and to the best of his ability.

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