abearance
n. C2 Proficiency abear·ance Archaic
n. the way someone looks or behaves. It is an old-fashioned word that people used to describe a person's appearance or manner.
n. the outward appearance or manner of a person. Archaic in modern usage; typically found in historical literature or formal legal contexts.
The witness gave a very composed abearance.
Despite the heavy rain, the general maintained a calm and dignified abearance as he addressed the crowd.
The legal documents described the defendant's abearance during the trial, noting a sudden shift from a confident posture to one of visible distress.
From abear + -ance.