Facade and Look

Facade

Facade noun - A forward part or surface.

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Look and facade are semantically related in appearance topic. In some cases you can use "Look" instead a noun "Facade".

Look noun - Facial appearance regarded as an indication of mood or feeling.

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Facade and look are semantically related in appearance topic. Sometimes you can use "Facade" instead a noun "Look".

Nearby Words: lookout, looked, looker, looking, lookup

human	human facade	human look
old	old facade	old look
good	good facade	good look
nice	nice facade	nice look
Other adjectives: normal, usual, mature, blank, sinister, big, serious, stern, innocent, cute.

Scenery Gorn: For both versions of the attraction, the front facade is themed as the ancient ruins of the Temple of Poseidon, with things such as giant crumpled statues laying around; and while it's meant to look like decaying ruins, it is at the same time utterly gorgeous to look at.

Source: Theatre / Poseidon's Fury
First off, All Might himself is actively putting on the facade specifically for the sake of giving people someone to look up to.

Source: Deconstructed Character Archetype
The trope is immediately played straight as the county clerk digs out a regulation which lets the neighborhood build a facade house around the substation so no one has to look at it.

Source: Bothering by the Book

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