overbrow Antonyms
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Meaning of overbrow
Webster
overbrow (v. t.)
To hang over like a brow; to impend over.
overbrow Sentence Examples
- Her furrowed overbrow conveyed a mixture of perplexity and distress.
- The news brought an ominous overbrow to the faces of the listeners.
- The painting depicted a man with a wrinkled overbrow, suggesting deep thought.
- The stern overbrow of the judge commanded respect in the courtroom.
- She arched an overbrow in surprise, questioning the veracity of the claim.
- A faint overbrow appeared on his face as he contemplated the unexpected turn of events.
- The overbrow of the mountain towered above the village, a constant reminder of its imposing presence.
- The athlete's overbrow was filled with intensity as they prepared for the competition.
- The sculpture's overbrow was delicately carved, capturing the character's enigmatic expression.
- As the story unfolded, a collective overbrow spread across the audience, indicating fascination and anticipation.
FAQs About the word overbrow
To hang over like a brow; to impend over.
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Her furrowed overbrow conveyed a mixture of perplexity and distress.
The news brought an ominous overbrow to the faces of the listeners.
The painting depicted a man with a wrinkled overbrow, suggesting deep thought.
The stern overbrow of the judge commanded respect in the courtroom.
