Countenance
Countenance (noun & verb) /ˈkaʊn.tə.nənts/ US /
to support or approve of something – tolerate and put up with – allow – stand for – give approval to. (noun): mien – appearance – features – visage – face:
Countenance in context
I cannot countenance you disparaging your grandfather, who’s an octogenarian, in this acrimonious way.
As the board meeting commenced, Mr. Harrison’s stern countenance made it clear that he was not pleased with the recent performance reports. His furrowed brow and piercing gaze conveyed a sense of urgency and seriousness that the employees could not ignore. Despite the tense atmosphere, Mr. Harrison’s countenance also revealed his determination to find a solution and steer the company back on track. His expression spoke volumes about his commitment to addressing the challenges ahead and leading the team through this difficult period.
Antonyms
disapprove
