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Meaning of scowls
The primary meaning of the word "scowls" is a facial expression of displeasure or anger.
Etymology of scowls
The word "scowl" originated in the mid-16th century, derived from the Old Norse word "skúl", which means "to frown" or "to look sullen".
Historically, the term has been used to describe a facial expression that conveys displeasure, anger, or discontent, and has evolved to encompass a range of related meanings and connotations.
Synonyms
glowers
frowns
scowls
glooms
sullenness
displeasure
discontent
dissatisfaction
unhappiness
irritation
annoyance
vexation
displeased
dissatisfied
unhappy
irritable
annoyed
vexed
offended
resentful
angry
cross
petulant
sulky
morose
glum
grim
dour
sour
bitter
acrimonious
peevish
testy
irascible
cranky
grouchy
grumpy
cantankerous
Definitions
- A scowl is a facial expression characterized by a frown or a displeased look, often indicating anger, displeasure, or discontent.
- * To scowl means to have or make a scowling expression, typically as a sign of displeasure, annoyance, or anger.
Usage Examples
- The teacher scowled at the student for not paying attention in class.
- * Her face scowled in disgust as she watched the video.
- * The scowl on his face made it clear that he was unhappy with the decision.
Antonyms
smiles
grins
beams
glows
delight
pleasure
satisfaction
happiness
joy
cheerfulness
amiability
affability
cordiality
geniality
warmth
welcome
friendliness
approachability
receptivity
openness