mannerism

Converse of object

• adopt: Adopting mannerisms of people you admire or just observe.
• avoid: Avoid any mannerisms ( ask your friends if you have any mannerisms!
• have: Try to listen to yourself speak - do you have any mannerisms or repetitious phases?
• become: Too quickly it became a worldwide modem art mannerism, a style merely, lacking heart.
• irritate: Do you have any other potentially irritating mannerisms which are likely to be exacerbated under stress?
• develop: With strikingly good looks and tall for his age, Fleming developed mannerisms that would stay with him for the rest of his life.

Adjective modifier

• physical: And unlike her sister Liza, she has none of her mother's physical mannerisms ( the braced legs, the flailing arms ).
• odd: We chatted a while but I couldn't get his odd mannerism out of my head.
• personal: FIRST HOUSE The 1st house rules the personality, appearance, physical body and personal mannerisms.
• little: Scotchburn has the true Robey touch, together with all the funny little mannerisms of the great comedian.
• distracting: Check for distracting mannerisms - do not pace, twirl your hair, or adjust your clothing.
• same: The rabbi had the same mannerisms and physical appearance as the priest from Deadwood.

Noun used with modifier

• subconscious: The subconscious mannerisms property rights risks full tilt members.
• bargain: And stay away from bargain mannerisms of your own.
• stage: Trev now has to adopt Tasos's " no shoes " stage mannerism.
• motor: Div kid has stereotyped and repetitive motor mannerisms and struggles to empathize with other children.
• character: An actor can use non-word sounds as character mannerisms, like a character who always sniffs loudly when they get angry.