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Back and Face
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Back
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Back
noun
– A behind part or surface.
Usage example: the
back
of the page was blank
Face
is an antonym for
back
in
rear
topic.
Nearby Words:
backward
,
backing
,
backed
,
backside
,
backwards
Antonyms for Back
Face
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Face
noun
– A forward part or surface.
Usage example: the
face
of the store building has been altered many times over the years to meet changing tastes and needs
Back
is an antonym for
face
in topics:
look at
,
authority
,
exterior
,
pretense
, come up against a situation.
Nearby Words:
faced
,
facing
,
facer
,
faceless
Antonyms for Face
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How words are described
human
human back
human face
old
old back
old face
female
female back
female face
full
full back
full face
Other adjectives:
long
,
similar
,
complete
,
regular
,
original
,
upper
,
dead
,
actual
,
entire
,
big
,
little
,
lower
,
new
,
funny
,
changing
,
scarred
.
Common collocations
people
back people
face people
squad
back squad
face squad
opponent
back opponent
face opponent
player
back player
face player
Other nouns:
enemy
,
camera
,
times
.
Both words in one sentence
Badassery stems from the fact that he gives the speech while flash-kicking/punching the demon's face/back/whatever.
Source:
Fan Fic / Dragon Age: The Crown of Thorns
In Skyrim, one of the possible unarmed finishing moves Dragonborn can execute is stomping a humanoid enemy on their back or face with style.
Source:
Trampled Underfoot
And even those only had rubber on certain parts — the Piraka on their face and back, and the Toa Inika wore fleshy rubber masks.
Source:
Ambiguous Robots
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Back & Face
. N.p., 2016. Web. 01 Mar. 2021. <
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>.
Face or Back. 2016. Accessed March 01, 2021.
https://thesaurus.plus/related/back/face
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