Outward
Show
Show noun - Outward and often deceptive indication.
Usage example: a false show of strength that fooled the enemy
Both words in one sentence
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Not So Stoic: Michelle doesn't show any outward grief at her breakup with Mike, until Anders tells her that Mike is looking for the Frygg so he can be come Odin, implying that Mike is 'trading up in the goddess department.' Not Wearing Pants: Happens every so often on this show.
Source: Series / The Almighty Johnsons -
He later says that his throat started bleeding because of the wasabi, but doesn't show any outward signs of discomfort.
Source: Series / The Mc Carthys -
When the Woobie does not show much outward emotion about their hurts (or anything else, for that matter), they are a Stoic Woobie.
Source: The Woobie
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