Facade and Window

Facade

Facade noun - A forward part or surface.

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Window and facade are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Window" instead a noun "Facade".

Window noun - A framework of wood or metal that contains a glass windowpane and is built into a wall or roof to admit light or air.

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Facade and window are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Facade" instead a noun "Window".

Nearby Words: windowed, windowing

As Buster is standing in front of a building, the whole front facade of the building falls down on Buster—but fortunately the open window nearly fits over the spot where Buster is standing.

Source: Film / Steamboat Bill, Jr.
That facade goes out the window the moment he knocks off Jamitov, and by the end of the series he's gone from a minor official from Jupiter to the unquestioned leader of the Titans.

Source: Xanatos Speed Chess
The "Wild Wild Wild West Stunt Spectacular" stunt show at Universal Studios (both Hollywood and Orlando) ended the show with the bumbling protagonist sitting on a Plunger Detonator and causing a building facade behind him to explode and fall forward, with him sitting right in the front window.

Source: By Wall That Is Holey

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