grimace (noun)

1. During the religious ceremony, she couldn't help but make a grimace when the incense overwhelmed her.

2. The mythical creature's grimace revealed its terrifying nature to the unsuspecting travelers.

3. The gargoyle's grimace added a touch of menacing charm to the elaborate Gothic architecture of the cathedral.

4. The model's exaggerated grimace on the runway was meant to convey edginess and rebellion in the fashion show.

1. During the comedy show, the comedian made a grimace to imitate a funny face.

2. The creature in the fantasy novel would grimace whenever it was scared or surprised.

3. In the horror movie, the character would grimace in fear whenever the monster appeared.

4. The painting depicted a figure grimacing in anguish, reflecting the artist's interpretation of inner turmoil.