frowning (Meaning)

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frowning (s)

showing displeasure or anger

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of Frown

The child frowned, indicating his disapproval of the bitter medicine.
Mary's face was etched with a deep frown as she read the disappointing news.
The man frowned incredulously, his eyebrows raised in skepticism.
The teacher frowned at the students' unruly behavior, her stern expression a clear warning.
The elderly woman sat in her rocking chair, her face creased with a frown of loneliness.
The dog frowned at the stranger, its tail twitching nervously.
The judge frowned disapprovingly as the defendant took the stand.
The doctor frowned with concern as he examined the patient's symptoms.
The boss frowned upon the employee's tardiness, docking her pay accordingly.
The painting depicted a somber landscape, the trees and mountains frowning down at the viewer.

showing displeasure or angerof Frown

glaring, grey, sullen,scowling, gray, louring, glowering, lowering, listless, darkening

beaming,bright, luminous, shining, brilliant, luminous, dazzling, glowing, shining, sunny

The child frowned, indicating his disapproval of the bitter medicine.

Mary's face was etched with a deep frown as she read the disappointing news.

The man frowned incredulously, his eyebrows raised in skepticism.

The teacher frowned at the students' unruly behavior, her stern expression a clear warning.