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1Likes- 23-Jan-2012, 17:37 #1
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Demeanour Hi, What is "Demeanour" here? I need to understand the word in its must close meaning, the diconary didn't help me since I'm not sure what it exactly mean
"At sixty-six, Reid was a little more than twenty years older than Obama, but in terms of style and demeanor, the generation gap between them seemed much wider"
- 23-Jan-2012, 17:47 #2
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Teacher Re: Demeanour Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
- 23-Jan-2012, 19:04 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Demeanour Thanks but no thanks.
Originally Posted by 5jj 
- 23-Jan-2012, 19:07 #4
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Teacher Re: Demeanour Sorry about my typo - 'nu' for 'not'. I don't know how that happened.
So, what part of the definitions did you not understand?Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
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