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What is another word for countenance?

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Noun
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A person's face
face
mug
visage
pan
kisser
puss
profile
phiz
dial
phizog
clock
mush
coupon
bake
grill
map
boat race
physiognomy
features
feature
lineaments
mask
front
cast
appearance
“Domitian received it in the true spirit of his character, with a smile on his countenance, and malignity at his heart.”
Noun
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A person's facial expression or appearance
appearance
expression
look
mien
aspect
demeanourUK
demeanorUS
physiognomy
features
cast
lineaments
front
looks
mask
facial expression
poker face
face
bearing
manner
air
visage
impression
guise
presence
attitude
deportment
mug
form
pose
mannerism
more ❯
“His impenetrable eyes and inscrutable countenance give little away.”
Noun
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The state, act, or fact of being calm and composed
composure
calmness
equanimity
coolness
aplomb
imperturbability
serenity
collectedness
cool
tranquillityUK
sangfroid
equilibrium
placidity
poise
composedness
tranquilityUS
repose
tranquilness
dignity
self-possession
self-control
self-assurance
self-composedness
sang-froid
self-composure
presence of mind
unflappability
assurance
calm
nerve
more ❯
“All the years of grim practice at keeping his countenance served him well when he heard the name.”
Noun
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Approval or endorsement for an action or behavior
endorsement
support
backing
sanction
approval
favorUS
favourUK
consent
authorizationUS
licence
assent
agreement
license
blessing
permission
acceptance
ratification
acquiescence
clearance
leave
approbation
concurrence
confirmation
imprimatur
validation
okay
nod
OK
authorisationUK
go-ahead
more ❯
“Quinn's proposal is a terrible idea and should be given no countenance for several reasons.”
Noun
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Restraint imposed by oneself on one's own actions
self-restraint
restraint
continence
willpower
will
discipline
forbearance
constraint
inhibition
abstemiousness
temperance
reserve
control
refrainment
moderation
abstention
discretion
temperateness
suppression
repression
cool
patience
self-control
self-discipline
self-mastery
self-command
self-possession
self-government
self-containment
strength of will
non-indulgence
will power
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Noun
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A protection or patronage
auspices
backing
support
patronage
aegis
sponsorship
protection
charge
care
supervision
guardianship
guidance
control
championship
keeping
help
advocacy
ward
trusteeship
umbrella
responsibility
authority
aid
assistance
promotion
tutelage
management
aegises
favourUK
favorUS
more ❯
Noun
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The general aspect or appearance of something
complexion
perspective
angle
light
look
slant
appearance
aspect
interpretation
point of view
context
mindset
manner
approach
viewpoint
way
position
outlook
perception
standpoint
predisposition
view
side
frame of mind
stance
fashion
setting
bias
understanding
framework
more ❯
Noun
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The interest, benefit, or wellbeing of someone or something
behalf
advantage
benefit
profit
welfare
favorUS
favourUK
help
service
good
side
account
aid
assistance
cause
concern
defenceUK
defenseUS
encouragement
furtherance
part
place
recommendation
representation
sake
stead
support
gain
interest
prosperity
more ❯
Verb
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To tolerate or endure something
tolerate
endure
bear
take
stomach
brook
stand
accept
hack
sustain
wear
support
handle
abide
absorb
bide
meet
swallow
pocket
thole
go
cope
help
put up with
stick out
sweat out
live with
bear with
take kindly to
sit still for
grin and bear it
more ❯
“I cannot countenance your behavior. It's shocking to me.”
Verb
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To show favor or approval of
accept
approbate
approve
sanction
favorUS
okay
OK
favourUK
allow
permit
confirm
approve of
subscribe to
care for
be in favour of
go along with
thumbs up
admit of
agree to
consent to
give the okay to
nod at
smile on
give green light
give the nod
sign off on
give stamp of approval
give the go ahead to
give the green light to
give the thumbs up to
put John Hancock on
more ❯
“Although with regret, still I should willingly countenance your request, since I should be obliged to believe that you could not act differently.”
Verb
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To advocate or show support for something
endorse
support
champion
back
advocate
encourage
uphold
condone
go for
get behind
stand for
favorUS
favourUK
espouse
sanction
commend
promote
approve of
argue for
subscribe to
root for
campaign for
recommend
urge
push
advise
indorse
plug
side with
press for
more ❯
“I cannot countenance such conduct on the part of our leaders.”
Verb
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To grant something to someone
allow
grant
approve
authoriseUK
authorizeUS
give
licenceUS
licenseUK
sanction
assume
bestow
present
legaliseUK
legalizeUS
legitimate
legitimatiseUK
legitimatizeUS
permit
warrant
ratify
validate
OK
legitimizeUS
legitimiseUK
give the green light to
give the thumbs up to
give the OK to
endorse
accredit
make legal
more ❯
Verb
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To assist, support or back someone in their actions or endeavors
abet
support
back
champion
favourUK
favorUS
uphold
endorse
help
sanction
advocate
aid
assist
further
second
sustain
backstop
boost
succorUS
succourUK
condone
expedite
forward
prompt
urge
foster
push
spur
side with
back up
prop up
go along with
collaborate with
connive with
cooperate with
lend a hand
work with
connive at
give a push to
collude with
more ❯
Verb
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To praise, either formally or officially
commend
praise
laud
acclaim
applaud
extol
honourUK
glorify
honorUS
compliment
salute
eulogiseUK
eulogizeUS
admire
panegyrize
hail
emblazon
cheer
toast
ballyhoo
stroke
congratulate
boost
accredit
approve
kudize
clap
sanction
mention
pay tribute to
sing the praises of
pay homage to
speak highly of
heap praise on
big up
wax lyrical about
cry up
look on with favour
speak well of
build up
go into raptures about
pat on the back
hand it to
praise to the skies
puff up
hear it for
gold star
hats off to
give a posy
more ❯
Verb
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To have a preference or liking for
go for
fancy
like
love
choose
desire
prefer
enjoy
favorUS
favourUK
select
pick
admire
want
embrace
wish
crave
espouse
approbate
approve
follow
accept
be attracted to
find attractive
have a thing about
opt for
care for
be fond of
wish for
go in for
incline toward
yearn for
feel disposed to
be inclined toward
settle upon
hold with
gravitate towards
be drawn to
more ❯
Verb
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To encourage or incite the development or occurrence of
spur
encourage
goad
urge
drive
prod
prompt
incite
motivate
press
inspire
stimulate
rouse
push
move
impel
propel
induce
exhort
stir
instigate
prick
goose
galvaniseUK
galvanizeUS
animate
provoke
rally
arouse
sting
dig
trigger
spark
sic
awaken
favorUS
favourUK
egg on
spur on
put up to
fire up
key up
turn on
work up
give the incentive to
root on
act as a incentive to
act as a stimulus to
light a fire under
more ❯
Verb
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To trust or accept as true or credible
believe
trust
accept
buy
swallow
accredit
affirm
acknowledge
favorUS
favourUK
approbate
approve
fancy
like
relish
depend on
rely on
fall for
have faith in
count on
buy into
go for
be convinced by
have confidence in
take stock in
take as gospel truth
give credence to
lap up
place confidence in
swear by
take as gospel
consider honest
consider truthful
give credit to
put confidence in
regard as true
take on
accept as true
attach weight to
be certain of
be convinced of
take at one's word
presume true
be credulous
be rest assured about
have no doubt
keep the faith
put your faith in
swallow something hook, line and sinker
take for granted
take it
strongly believe
more ❯
Verb
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To confront, or come up against, a given situation
face
confront
encounter
meet
brave
dare
defy
tackle
engage
handle
fight
take
withstand
battle
bear
endure
experience
suffer
beard
challenge
court
cross
eyeball
oppose
resist
risk
stand
stomach
sustain
swallow
tolerate
abide
accost
affront
allow
brazen
breast
brook
outbrave
outface
play
venture
brace for
contend with
cope with
deal with
face up to
take on
be confronted by
come up against
grapple with
play against
square off
submit to
be drawn against
bit the bullet
face off
go up against
make a stand
meet head-on
fly in face of
take the bull by the horns
come to grips
more ❯
Verb
▲
To encourage or cause a certain event or outcome
invite
encourage
attract
draw
generate
induce
provoke
cause
court
foster
create
elicit
engender
incite
solicit
tempt
entice
allure
arouse
woo
command
entreat
issue
lure
urge
ask for
bring on
lead to
beg for
call forth
call for
bring on oneself
flirt with
make happen
leave the door open to
more ❯
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