Advanced To contort one's facial expression, often in response to discomfort or distaste, similar to wincing. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Make A Face'
During the heated basketball game, the player on the losing team would frequently make a face in frustration at the missed shots.
The fashionista, known for her bold choices, would often make a face of disapproval at traditional fashion norms.
The politician's controversial statement made many citizens make a face in disagreement during the live televised debate.
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