Definition of stony-faced in English:

stony-faced

adjective

Showing no emotion; impassive.
a cold-blooded, stony-faced assassin
the foreign minister sat stony-faced and without applauding
Example sentencesExamples
- Another American, stony-faced and wearing dark glasses, came out and stood close enough to listen.
- They run into a stony-faced receptionist who is not inclined to listen to their sales pitch.
- Murphy looked on stony-faced, showing no emotion.
- A stony-faced Chancellor refused to comment.
- Looking stony-faced, he left the police station on bail in a taxi after being questioned for six hours.
- However, even the worst sketches elicit a happy groan rather than stony-faced silence.
- For their part, the women sat stony-faced, watching their menfolk make fools of themselves.
- Right after Harrington pitched in from 70 yards for his second eagle of the day, his companion walked stony-faced from the green to the next tee.
- The campaigners, however, face a stony-faced industry with the law on its side.
- When he occasionally raised his head, the look was one of stony-faced indifference to what was happening around him.
Synonyms
solemn, earnest, serious, sombre, sober, severe

Definition of stony-faced in US English:

stony-faced

adjectiveˌstoʊniˈfeɪstˌstōnēˈfāst

Showing no emotion in one's face; looking very serious or gloomy.
a cold-blooded, stony-faced assassin
the foreign minister sat stony-faced and without applauding
Example sentencesExamples
- They run into a stony-faced receptionist who is not inclined to listen to their sales pitch.
- When he occasionally raised his head, the look was one of stony-faced indifference to what was happening around him.
- Looking stony-faced, he left the police station on bail in a taxi after being questioned for six hours.
- Murphy looked on stony-faced, showing no emotion.
- For their part, the women sat stony-faced, watching their menfolk make fools of themselves.
- The campaigners, however, face a stony-faced industry with the law on its side.
- However, even the worst sketches elicit a happy groan rather than stony-faced silence.
- A stony-faced Chancellor refused to comment.
- Another American, stony-faced and wearing dark glasses, came out and stood close enough to listen.
- Right after Harrington pitched in from 70 yards for his second eagle of the day, his companion walked stony-faced from the green to the next tee.
Synonyms
solemn, earnest, serious, sombre, sober, severe

词汇	stony-faced
释义	Definition of stony-faced in English: stony-faced adjective Showing no emotion; impassive. a cold-blooded, stony-faced assassin the foreign minister sat stony-faced and without applauding Example sentencesExamples Another American, stony-faced and wearing dark glasses, came out and stood close enough to listen. They run into a stony-faced receptionist who is not inclined to listen to their sales pitch. Murphy looked on stony-faced, showing no emotion. A stony-faced Chancellor refused to comment. Looking stony-faced, he left the police station on bail in a taxi after being questioned for six hours. However, even the worst sketches elicit a happy groan rather than stony-faced silence. For their part, the women sat stony-faced, watching their menfolk make fools of themselves. Right after Harrington pitched in from 70 yards for his second eagle of the day, his companion walked stony-faced from the green to the next tee. The campaigners, however, face a stony-faced industry with the law on its side. When he occasionally raised his head, the look was one of stony-faced indifference to what was happening around him. Synonyms solemn, earnest, serious, sombre, sober, severe Definition of stony-faced in US English: stony-faced adjectiveˌstoʊniˈfeɪstˌstōnēˈfāst Showing no emotion in one's face; looking very serious or gloomy. a cold-blooded, stony-faced assassin the foreign minister sat stony-faced and without applauding Example sentencesExamples They run into a stony-faced receptionist who is not inclined to listen to their sales pitch. When he occasionally raised his head, the look was one of stony-faced indifference to what was happening around him. Looking stony-faced, he left the police station on bail in a taxi after being questioned for six hours. Murphy looked on stony-faced, showing no emotion. For their part, the women sat stony-faced, watching their menfolk make fools of themselves. The campaigners, however, face a stony-faced industry with the law on its side. However, even the worst sketches elicit a happy groan rather than stony-faced silence. A stony-faced Chancellor refused to comment. Another American, stony-faced and wearing dark glasses, came out and stood close enough to listen. Right after Harrington pitched in from 70 yards for his second eagle of the day, his companion walked stony-faced from the green to the next tee. Synonyms solemn, earnest, serious, sombre, sober, severe
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