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stony-faced

[ stoh-nee-feyst ]

adjective

  1. having a rigid, expressionless face.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of stony-faced1

First recorded in 1930–35
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While I was providing live coverage for BBC Scotland a large car with tinted windows drove past me slowly, inside four stony-faced officers from the Toulouse homicide and organised crime branch.

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After the stony-faced Norwegian crossed the line he shook his head in disbelief at what had unfolded.

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Inoue entered stony-faced and flanked by a massive firework display, not unlike how heavyweights Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury might walk to the ring when they fight at Wembley Stadium.

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When he isn’t mugging for Reed’s camera he vacillates between a stony-faced refusal to admit guilt and an approximation of remorse.

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“I’ve decided I am not planning to run in 2027,” a stony-faced Mr. Ceferin said as he read from prepared notes.

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