Demeanour is valid Scrabble Word

Is demeanour a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is demeanour valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for DEMEANOUR in dictionary:

NOUN:

behavior toward others; outward manner, also DEMAINE, DEMAYNE, DEMEANE, DEMEANOR, DEMEASNURE
outward behaviour or bearing
way a person behaves
(behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

British variant of demeanor

Words related to DEMEANOUR

demeanor11 demeanours13

Words that contain DEMEANOUR

demeanours13 misdemeanour17 misdemeanours18

How to use DEMEANOUR in a sentence

This was the first glimpse I had had of Gussie since we parted at my flat, and I must say his demeanour disappointed me.
Peter was silent, but his silence and dejected demeanour made the bystanders suspect something.
During these awful preparations, I watched at intervals the faces of the condemned men, but could detect no traces of fear or agitation in their demeanour.
I was deeply touched by the demeanour of Ham as the hours went by.
Then, through desperation and also to show that he attached no importance to that act of imprudence which he had almost forgotten, he assumed an icy demeanour.
He did not possess that quiet gravity and staid demeanour which often characterize these men.
Carrington caught sight of him, his demeanour became at once that of a sane but desperate man.
There was nothing of the pining lover, nor of the lover at all, in his demeanour.
Melisande is a staid creature of placid demeanour and generous proportions.
Caryl was plainly unaware of anything unusual in her demeanour.

With the news of the outbreak at Meerut the demeanour of the regiment became more sullen and menacing, and it was accordingly decided at once to disarm the sepoys.
But he set out for the gallows with a firm step and a rigorous demeanour.
His nose is big and in spite of the prevailing gentleness of demeanour the thin lips, pressed together, indicate some vigour of character.
Strangers, Englishmen on tour, are easily recognised by their self-assertive demeanour and ill-bred offences against the solemn etiquette of the railway company.
He gave his orders boldly to my servant, and his demeanour plainly asked what business I had there, though he would never listen to my explanation.
Under the compelling influence, her very demeanour altered.
She knew well enough that she had done rather a fine thing, and her demeanour showed it.
But you like his manner, his demeanour, his handling of life.
Yet the undisturbed demeanour of the minister confounded me.
The books of demeanour which have been collected by Mr.
The precepts delivered by Lydgate and others for demeanour at table were in advance of the age, and were probably as much honoured in the breach as otherwise.
Though somewhat reserved and haughty, in demeanour, he was full of kindly feeling.
The strong individuality which marks his poetry was expressed not only in his face and head, but in his whole demeanour.
Boys of well-to-do parents are accompanied by an elderly slave of stern demeanour.
There was no longer the faintest hint of tragedy in her demeanour.
Under the first head, we play by influence or demeanour a certain part in the education of every child whom we meet.
Those, who profess it, consider themselves bound to regulate their opinions, words, actions, and even outward demeanour, by christianity, and by christianity alone.

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