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Mr. Tom Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Wrinkle one's forehead

Hi

Are these sentences natural?

1) Sometimes people wrinkle their foreheads, knowingly or unknowingly.

2) She ran her hand softly over his wrinkled forehead and smoothed it.

3) Stop wrinkling your forehead.

Thanks,

Tom
  

Top answer

I'd use 'frown(ing)' in the first and third. The second suggests to me that she is being gentle with a very old man.

  • I'd use 'frown(ing)' in the first and third.
  • The second suggests to me that she is being gentle with a very old man.
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I'd use 'frown(ing)' in the first and third. The second suggests to me that she is being gentle with a very old man.
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Thanks, fivejedjon.

...but isn't frowning different? I mean, this Indian actor is famous for wrinkling his forehead on purpose. He doesn't frown usually. Look at some of his pictures please.

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