Expressions
Humors and expressions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Humors" instead a noun "Expressions".
Humors
Expressions and humors are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Expressions" instead a noun "Humors".
Both words in one sentence
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Her father is fully aware that Maddie doesn't know much of anything and merely humors her intentions of becoming a lawyer.Culpepper: "Well, the world needs bad lawyers too." Dull Surprise: Maddie tries to maintain a neutral expression based on the belief that facial expressions cause wrinkles.
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