frowned

Made unhappy face

Frowned is the past tense of frown—to contract the brow in displeasure, concentration, or puzzlement.

A frown typically draws the eyebrows together and downward: She frowned at the interruption.

To frown on or upon something is to disapprove of it: The committee frowned on the proposal.

anger

scowled

Showed displeasure facially

fumed · bristled · simmered · smoldered · irritated · annoyed · vexed · irked · indignant · resentful

disapproval

scowl

Angry facial expression

  • glowerStare with displeasure
  • glareFierce stare or brightness
  • rebukeExpress sharp disapproval

censure · disfavor · reproach · admonishment · criticism · condemnation · reprimand · objection · denunciation · discontent

concern

worried

Troubled by uncertainty

apprehensive · perplexed · puzzled · bothered · disturbed · unsettled · disconcerted · disquieted · fretful · alarmed

concentration

squinted

Narrowed one's eyes

pondered · examined · scrutinized · contemplated · deliberated · considered · puzzled · strained · intent · absorbed

sadness

downcast

Sad or despondent

melancholy · sorrowful · woeful · mournful · despondent · disheartened · forlorn · gloomy · sullen · morose

Opposites
facial expression

frownedsmiled

Expressed joy facially

grinned · beamed · smirked · laughed · brightened

approval/disapproval

frownedapproved

Officially accepted or permitted

endorsed · sanctioned · welcomed · encouraged · embraced

Phrases
Family

frown, frowning, frowns, frowner, frown on, frown upon, frown at

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