Gloom and Grimace

Gloom

Gloom verb - To look with anger or disapproval.
Usage example: we just sat there, glooming, as we waited and waited for our dinners to arrive

Grimace and gloom are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Grimace" instead a verb "Gloom".

Grimace

Grimace verb - To distort one's face.
Usage example: playgoers grimaced at the actor's terrible attempt at a French accent
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Synonyms for Grimace

Gloom and grimace are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gloom" instead a verb "Grimace".

Nearby Words: grimacing, grimaced

How words are described

constant constant gloom constant grimace
hideous hideous gloom hideous grimace
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