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stony-faced

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ston·y-faced (stn-fst) also stone-faced (stn-)
adj.
Exhibiting no emotion or feeling; expressionless.
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stony-faced [ˌstəʊnɪˈfeɪst] ADJ → de expresión pétrea
stony-faced [ˌstəʊnɪˈfeɪst] adj → dal volto impassibile
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