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`face` in Latin

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face

  1. noun
    • front part of a person's head
      vultus
      Her face lit up with joy. — Vultus eius laetitia effulsit.
      facies
      He had a stern face. — Facies eius severa erat.
      os
      He washed his face. — Os suum lavit.
    • [figurative, idiomatic], outward appearance or expression
      facies [figurative]
      The face of the city changed. — Facies urbis mutata est.
    • [figurative, idiomatic], dignity or self-respect
      dignitas [figurative]
      He lost face after the scandal. — Dignitatem amisit post scandalum.
    • [technical, geographical], surface of a thing or area
      superficies [technical]
      The face of the rock was smooth. — Superficies petrae levis erat.
    • [mathematical], flat surface of a solid figure
      facies [mathematical]
      A cube has six faces. — Cubo sunt sex facies.
  2. verb
    • confront or deal with something
      obire
      She had to face her fears. — Timores suos obire debuit.
      confrontari
      He faced many challenges. — Multis difficultatibus confrontatus est.