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Compound Words Beginning with "Face": Meanings and Examples
Common English compounds starting with face-:
| Compound | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Face-lift | Surgical or cosmetic tightening of facial skin | “She had a face-lift last year.” |
| Face-off | Confrontation; hockey restart | “A tense face-off between rivals.” |
| Face-plant | Fall forward onto face | “He face-planted on the sidewalk.” |
| Face-painting | Decorative cosmetic art on face | “Face-painting at the fair.” |
| Face-saving | Preserving dignity/prestige | “A face-saving compromise.” |
| Face-to-face | In-person, direct | “A face-to-face meeting.” |
| Face-value | Nominal value; literal interpretation | “Take the offer at face value.” |
| Facetious | Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor | “A facetious remark.” |
Note: Facetious derives from Latin facetia “jest,” not directly from face, but shares the root.
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