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JimmyH Posted 13 years ago
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OUT OF
She came up to me, claimed me as an acquaintance, stared me out of countenance.
What does OUT OF mean here?
What does OUT OF mean here?
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'Out of countenance' is a fixed (and rather old-fashioned) expression. She looked directly at my eyes, until it began to bother me and I had to look away. Clive
- 'Out of countenance' is a fixed (and rather old-fashioned) expression.
- She looked directly at my eyes, until it began to bother me and I had to look away.
- Clive
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'Out of countenance' is a fixed (and rather old-fashioned) expression.
She looked directly at my eyes, until it began to bother me and I had to look away.
Clive
She looked directly at my eyes, until it began to bother me and I had to look away.
Clive
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