smiling
Pronunciation: [ˈsmaɪlɪŋ]
Word
Context: “emotion”
(verb) to make a happy face by turning up the corners of your mouth. When someone is smiling, it usually shows they are feeling good, happy, or friendly.
Example
She is smiling brightly because she just got a new puppy.
Example
He was not smiling at all during the sad movie.
Example
Why are you smiling so much today?
Context: “emotion”
(noun) the act of turning up the corners of your mouth to show happiness. A smiling face often makes others feel happy too.
Example
Her smiling made everyone in the room feel cheerful.
Example
His frown was the opposite of a smiling face.
Example
Did you see her smiling during the party?
Context: “appearance”
(adjective) describing someone who has a happy and friendly expression on their face. A smiling person often seems more approachable and kind.
Example
The smiling child waved at everyone passing by.
Example
The serious man was not a smiling person at all.
Example
Is she smiling or looking upset?
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