bold-faced (Meaning)

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bold-faced (a.)

Somewhat impudent; lacking modesty; as, a bold-faced woman.

Having a conspicuous or heavy face.

He couldn't believe her bold-faced lie about her whereabouts last night.
It was a bold-faced attempt to manipulate the truth and deceive everyone.
Despite his bold-faced denial, there was overwhelming evidence of his involvement.
Her bold-faced audacity in asking for a promotion after only a month stunned her colleagues.
The politician's bold-faced hypocrisy was evident when his private actions contradicted his public statements.
She gave him a bold-faced warning about the consequences of his reckless behavior.
The bold-faced manipulation of facts in the report raised serious ethical concerns.
His bold-faced assertion that he had no knowledge of the crime was met with skepticism.
It was a bold-faced betrayal when he broke his promise without any remorse.
The company's bold-faced attempt to cover up the scandal only worsened the situation.

Somewhat impudent; lacking modesty; as, a bold-faced woman., Having a conspicuous or heavy face.

bold, wise, insolent, sassy, fresh, brassy, impudent, defiant, audacious, blunt

polite, retiring, proper, meek, proper, modest, shy, humble, courteous, courteous

He couldn't believe her bold-faced lie about her whereabouts last night.

It was a bold-faced attempt to manipulate the truth and deceive everyone.

Despite his bold-faced denial, there was overwhelming evidence of his involvement.

Her bold-faced audacity in asking for a promotion after only a month stunned her colleagues.