facia Antonyms
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Meaning of facia
Wordnet
facia (n)
a sheet or band of fibrous connective tissue separating or binding together muscles and organs etc
Webster
facia (n.)
See Fascia.
facia Sentence Examples
- The roof's facia board serves as a protective covering and adds visual appeal to the exterior of the house.
- The stainless steel kitchen appliances have a gleaming facia that complements the modern décor.
- The antique pocket watch has an intricate facia design with Roman numerals and delicate engravings.
- The rock face exhibits a smooth facia, making it an ideal surface for climbers.
- The geologist carefully examined the facia of the rock formation to determine its composition.
- The musician proudly displayed their newly acquired guitar with a sleek black facia.
- The actress applied a light layer of foundation to her face, creating a smooth and even facia.
- The tailor skillfully measured and cut the fabric, ensuring a perfect facia for the custom-made suit.
- The interior designer selected a marble facia for the fireplace, adding a touch of elegance to the living room.
- The artist carefully sculpted the facia of the clay figurine, capturing the intricate details and emotions of the subject.
FAQs About the word facia
a sheet or band of fibrous connective tissue separating or binding together muscles and organs etcSee Fascia.
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No antonyms found.
The roof's facia board serves as a protective covering and adds visual appeal to the exterior of the house.
The stainless steel kitchen appliances have a gleaming facia that complements the modern décor.
The antique pocket watch has an intricate facia design with Roman numerals and delicate engravings.
The rock face exhibits a smooth facia, making it an ideal surface for climbers.
