Pronunciation: /dɪˈminər/
noun a person's outward behavior or bearing
A1 His demeanor was friendly and welcoming.
A2 She had a calm demeanor during the interview.
B1 The teacher's demeanor towards the students was always positive.
B2 The CEO's confident demeanor inspired trust among the employees.
C1 Her demeanor exuded professionalism and authority.
C2 The diplomat's diplomatic demeanor helped in resolving the conflict peacefully.
adjective relating to a person's behavior or attitude
A1 She has a friendly demeanor.
A2 His calm demeanor helped diffuse the situation.
B1 The teacher's professional demeanor set a good example for the students.
B2 Despite his serious demeanor, he has a great sense of humor.
C1 Her confident demeanor commanded respect from her colleagues.
C2 The diplomat's diplomatic demeanor was crucial in negotiating the peace treaty.
formal His calm and composed demeanor during the meeting impressed everyone.
informal She has a friendly demeanor that makes it easy to approach her.
slang I can't stand his cocky demeanor, it's so off-putting.
figurative The storm's fierce demeanor was a warning of the chaos to come.
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