face

//feɪs//
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Visual representation of face

Noun

faceSingular
facesPlural
1

The front part of the head, from the forehead to the chin, including the eyes, nose, and mouth.

She washed her face with cold water.

2

The expression on someone's face that shows their feelings or mood.

She had a sad face when she heard the news.

3

The front or surface of something.

The face of the clock is cracked.

4

Respect, dignity, or reputation in the eyes of others.

He didn't want to lose face in front of his colleagues.

Verb

faceInfinitive
facePresent tense
facedPast tense
facedPast participle
facingPresent participle
facesThird-person singular
1

To be positioned toward or have the front pointing in a particular direction.

The house faces the ocean.

2

To confront or deal with something difficult or unpleasant.

We must face the problem together.

3

To cover the surface of something with a layer of different material.

The wall was faced with marble.

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