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Meaning of grimace
a facial expression of displeasure or discomfort
Etymology of grimace
The word "grimace" originates from the Old French word "grimacer," which is derived from the Old French word "grimace," meaning "ugly face" or "grotesque expression"
Historically, the term has been used to describe a wide range of facial expressions, from a slight frown to a contorted, distorted face
Synonyms
Definitions
- A facial expression characterized by a contraction of the facial muscles, typically indicating displeasure, discomfort, or pain
- * An expression of distaste or disgust
Usage Examples
- The patient let out a loud cry and made a grimace as the nurse injected the medicine
- * The thought of eating Brussels sprouts made a grimace on her face
- * The football player made a grimace as he clutched his injured knee