I. countenance [ˈkaʊntınəns] N
| I | countenance |
|---|---|
| you | countenance |
| he/she/it | countenances |
| we | countenance |
| you | countenance |
| they | countenance |
| I | countenanced |
|---|---|
| you | countenanced |
| he/she/it | countenanced |
| we | countenanced |
| you | countenanced |
| they | countenanced |
| I | have | countenanced |
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| you | have | countenanced |
| he/she/it | has | countenanced |
| we | have | countenanced |
| you | have | countenanced |
| they | have | countenanced |
| I | had | countenanced |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | countenanced |
| he/she/it | had | countenanced |
| we | had | countenanced |
| you | had | countenanced |
| they | had | countenanced |
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
The very aspect of his countenance bespeaks a person of great mental decision, and of unbounded confidence in his bodily strength.
en.wikipedia.org A gleam of light suddenly fell upon his countenance, and disclosed features on which wonder, anxiety, and seriousness, were imprinted in the strongest characters.
en.wikipedia.org Has a careworn, but sly countenance and spare person limps in his gait from an accident and loves the ladies.
en.wikipedia.org Nature had in the most legible characters stamped honesty on his countenance.
en.wikipedia.org Mathematical logic generally does not countenance explicit reference to its own sentences.
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