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Consider the following context:
"My dog walked past my girlfriend and touched her dress. She got angry and kicked him very hard, he started crying."
So, in this context, would it make sense to say:
"That says a lot about her temper and demeanour?"
(Could the word 'demeanour' be used in this context?)
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) I wouldn't. Her cheery, kindly demeanor might be a facade covering her cruel, spiteful heart.
- ) I wouldn't.
- Her cheery, kindly demeanor might be a facade covering her cruel, spiteful heart.
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Christine Christie(Could the word 'demeanour' be used in this context?)
I wouldn't. Her cheery, kindly demeanor might be a facade covering her cruel, spiteful heart.
0"My dog walked past my girlfriend and touched her dress. She got angry and kicked him very hard. He started crying."
So, in this context, would it make sense to say:
That says a lot about her temper and demeanour?"
(Could the word 'demeanour' be used in this context?) No, I wouldn't. The word deals with her outward display of feelings, rather than her deeper charact
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