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Meaning of demeanor
The outward manifestation of one's personality or mood
Etymology of demeanor
The word "demeanor" originates from the Old French word "demeaner," which is derived from the verb "demeaner," meaning "to conduct or behave oneself"
Historically, the term has been used to describe the outward behavior or conduct of an individual, often in a social or formal context
Synonyms
bearing
behavior
conduct
deportment
attitude
air
manner
mien
presence
composure
poise
posture
carriage
guise
aspect
appearance
look
expression
facial expression
tone
inflection
delivery
way
style
persona
image
aura
atmosphere
vibe
disposition
temperament
character
Definitions
- The way in which someone behaves or conducts themselves, especially in a particular situation or in relation to others
- * A person's appearance or atmosphere, especially as it reflects their personality or mood
Usage Examples
- The suspect's demeanor during the interrogation suggested that they were hiding something
- * Her confident demeanor made her a compelling public speaker
- * The employee's positive demeanor was a major factor in their promotion
Antonyms
rudeness
arrogance
haughtiness
hostility
belligerence
aggression
abrasiveness
sullenness
gloominess
moroseness
irritability
testiness
crankiness
gruffness
grumpiness
surliness
unpleasantness
disagreeableness
offensiveness
obnoxiousness
nastiness