faces Sentence Examples
- The children's faces beamed with excitement as they received their presents.
- The teacher's face was stern as she reprimanded the unruly students.
- The crowd's faces were anxious as they awaited the results of the election.
- The patient's face was pale and drawn after the surgery.
- The stranger's face was masked, making it difficult to identify him.
- The statue's face was carved with intricate detail, capturing the essence of the individual it represented.
- The mirror reflected her own face, unchanged but somehow different after all these years.
- The painting portrayed the faces of people from all walks of life, united in expression and emotion.
- The city's towering skyscrapers masked the faces of its inhabitants, creating an impersonal atmosphere.
- The faces of the victims haunted the survivors, a constant reminder of the horrors they had endured.
faces Meaning
faces
to have as a prospect, to confront impudently, to master by confronting with determination, person, the end (as of a mine tunnel) at which work is going on, to have the front oriented toward, facial expression, a style of type, to recognize and deal with, the front part of the head, an expression of the face, any of the plane surfaces that bound a geometric solid, a surface or side that is marked or specially prepared, the face as a means of identification, a front, upper, or outer surface, to cover the front or surface of, in one's presence or so that one is fully aware of what is going on, dignity, prestige, to have the face or front turned in a specified direction, to make the surface of (something, such as a stone) flat or smooth, the front side of something inscribed or printed on both sides, the front of something having two or four sides, to line near the edge especially with a different material, a surface specially prepared, facade, to turn toward, the end or wall of a mine tunnel, drift, or excavation at which work is progressing, the corresponding part of the head of a lower animal, an inscribed, printed, or marked side, to turn the face in a specified direction, to bring face-to-face, an exposed surface of rock, grimace, surface, to recognize and deal with straightforwardly, disguise, pretense, effrontery, to be a prospect or a source of concern for, makeup sense 3a(1), to meet face-to-face, outward appearance, the principal finished surface (as of a tool or implement), dignity sense 1, prestige, the aspect of something that is perceptible or obvious upon superficial examination, face-to-face with, the right side (as of cloth or leather), the front part of the human head including the chin, mouth, nose, cheeks, eyes, and usually the forehead, the surface (as of type) that receives the ink and transfers it to the paper, the surface or superficial reading or meaning of something (as a document or statute) that does not take into account outside information, the inscribed or printed side of something (as a document), to meet an unpleasant situation, a danger, or the consequences of one's actions, the front part of the head that in humans extends from the forehead to the chin and includes the mouth, nose, cheeks, and eyes, presence, sight, a striking surface (as of a tool), baby face sense 2, to cause (troops) to face in a particular direction on command, assurance, confidence, to oppose by confronting with determination, to meet face-to-face or in competition, directly and aggressively in one's presence, to stand or sit with the face toward, any of the flat surfaces that form the boundary of a solid in geometry, a facial expression of distaste or displeasure, face value
Synonyms & Antonyms of faces
FAQs About the word faces
to have as a prospect, to confront impudently, to master by confronting with determination, person, the end (as of a mine tunnel) at which work is going on, to
looks (toward), meets,fronts, borders, points (toward), overlooks, touches, neighbors,dominates, abuts
sidesteps, ducks, shuns,avoids, dodges, shirks, funks, eludes, shakes,escapes
The children's faces beamed with excitement as they received their presents.
The teacher's face was stern as she reprimanded the unruly students.
The crowd's faces were anxious as they awaited the results of the election.
The patient's face was pale and drawn after the surgery.
