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Smiles

British  
/ smaɪlz /

noun

  1. Samuel. 1812–1904, British writer: author of the didactic work Self-Help (1859)

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There was a tense moment as she felt all eyes upon her, but it was a moment softened by the smiles and good intentions that came with them.

From Literature

Red gave me one of her rare smiles.

From Literature

Her cheeks were round and red as apples, and all the lines in her face looked like they naturally moved upward into broad smiles and hearty laughs.

From Literature

Ailith Harley-Roberts, whose daughter Thalia has Down's syndrome, says the government plans have prompted concern among parents she knows through her charity Sunshine and Smiles, which supports families like hers.

From BBC

When asked whether he could’ve imagined the leap from food systems to psychedelics and then to consciousness, in particular, he smiles as though delighted by how his own life has surprised him: “Absolutely not.”

From Los Angeles Times