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I . frown [fraʊn] VB intr

1. frown (in displeasure):

frown
to frown at sb/sth

2. frown (in thought):

frown

II . frown [fraʊn] N

frown (up)on VB trans usu passive

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The events remained, albeit frowned upon by the state.
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He is seen looking around suspiciously while frowning.
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He is seen frowning with his eyes glaring and shining.
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Reneging at the end of this stage is frowned upon but is acceptable.
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Novels, while frowned upon in society, were extremely popular.
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For example, positive and negative valence are indicated with smiling and frowning faces.
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Many relatively trivial actions were frowned upon, and on occasion led to criminal prosecution.
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This is frowned upon by rating agencies and the government.
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Smoking was considered a dirty habit and smoking by women was seriously frowned upon by society.
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Frowned upon by the vast majority of players.
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