demeanor

Converse of object

• have: She gets along much better with Toga, who has a gentle demeanor.
• maintain: They will make your party come alive with excitement while still maintaining a professional demeanor and not rely on cheesy antics and props.

Adjective modifier

• calm: I was extremely nervous for my first lesson but Anne's calm demeanor immediately put me at ease.
• pleasant: Changing their routines mimi's pleasant demeanor setting a new in north america.
• professional: They will make your party come alive with excitement while still maintaining a professional demeanor and not rely on cheesy antics and props.
• gentle: Her gentle demeanor reveals nothing of the brutality she experienced at the hands of Iraqi prison guards.
• cool: But with her icy cool demeanor & nerves of steel, Penelope has proven to be a very valuable member of the IR organization.
• cold: Her seemingly cold demeanor belies an unparalleled passion for her work, and she's at her best when she's working alone.

Noun used with modifier

nonsense: While maintaining a strict, no nonsense demeanor, Frost uses encouragement and positivity as her core techniques.