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Countenance

Matched in: Term Countenance

Matched in: Term Countenance

Special countenance or support favor encouragement or aid afforded to a person or a work as the patronage of letters

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Accredit, to countenance or procure honour or credit to any person, Johns. To accredit a diplomatic agent is to furnish him

One who countenances favors or supports

To ruffle or discompose the countenance of to put of countenance to put to shame to abash

To act as patron toward to support to countenance to favor to aid

Wanting beauty or attractiveness unattractive deformed ugly ill looking usually used of a face as an ill favored countenance

Mourning sorrowful expressing grief as a lamentable countenance

To face or look one out of countenance to resist or bear down by bold looks or effrontery to brave

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