What people these days call "SWAG"
A person's disposition as in very friendly or hostile
They mean about the same thing. A+
"Demeanour" is a noun. It refers to outward behavior or conduct.
The word "demeanour" is pronounced as dih-MEEN-er.
It is a noun!
No, they are actually synonyms.
Its synonyms are:manner,conduct,behavior,character,deportment,performance etc.
A person's disposition as in very friendly or hostile
you area demeanor
Physical demeanour refers to the way a person's body language, posture, facial expressions, and gestures convey their emotions and attitudes. It can provide insights into a person's mood, confidence level, and overall behavior. Paying attention to physical demeanour can help in better understanding and interpreting someone's nonverbal communication cues.
In the passage, countenance refers to one's facial expression or appearance, while demeanour refers to one's overall behavior or conduct. Both terms relate to how a person presents themselves outwardly, with countenance focusing on physical appearance and demeanour encompassing behavior as well.
Demeanour is the appearance or behaviour of a person which helps identify his or her personality.