façades Synonyms
façades Meaning
façades
any face of a building given special architectural treatment, a false, superficial, or artificial appearance or effect, a false or misleading appearance, the front of a building, the face or front of a building
façades Sentence Examples
- The city's gleaming skyscrapers presented impressive facades, but behind closed doors lay a world of inequality.
- The quaint cottage had a charming facade adorned with intricate gingerbread trim.
- The politician's polished facade concealed a ruthless ambition.
- The company's advertisements depicted a happy family, but the truth was hidden behind the facade of perfection.
- The crumbling facade of the abandoned building hinted at a forgotten past.
- The artist's abstract paintings questioned the facades of society and challenged conventional perceptions.
- The dictator's stern facade masked a deep insecurity and fear of losing power.
- The flawless facade of the model's appearance concealed a life marred by eating disorders.
- The facade of unity and harmony in the group crumbled under the weight of internal conflicts.
- The facade of wealth and exclusivity surrounding the gated community belied the poverty and despair lurking nearby.
FAQs About the word façades
any face of a building given special architectural treatment, a false, superficial, or artificial appearance or effect, a false or misleading appearance, the fr
faces, fronts, surfaces,foreheads, foreparts, outsides, skins,veneers
backs, interiors,rears, insides, reverses,innards, rearwards
The city's gleaming skyscrapers presented impressive facades, but behind closed doors lay a world of inequality.
The quaint cottage had a charming facade adorned with intricate gingerbread trim.
The politician's polished facade concealed a ruthless ambition.
The company's advertisements depicted a happy family, but the truth was hidden behind the facade of perfection.
