Face and Masquerade

Face

Face noun - Outward and often deceptive indication.

Usage example: on the face of it, the country went to war for noble reasons

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Masquerade and face are semantically related in show topic. In some cases you can use "Masquerade" instead a noun "Face", when it comes to topics like front.

Nearby Words: faced, facing, facer, faceless

Masquerade

Masquerade noun - A display of emotion or behavior that is insincere or intended to deceive.

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Synonyms for Masquerade

Antonyms for Masquerade

Face and masquerade are semantically related in show topic. Sometimes you can use "Face" instead a noun "Masquerade".

Nearby Words: masqueraded, masquerading

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How words are described

human	human face	human masquerade
good	good face	good masquerade
similar	similar face	similar masquerade
normal	normal face	normal masquerade
Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, big, huge, little, different, stoic.

Both words in one sentence

The Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "Enemies" uses this as well; Angel fakes turning evil to trick Faith, and really punches Xander (who was clueless) in the face during the masquerade.

Source: We Would Have Told You, But...
Masquerade Ball: Conveniently, the aristocrat gets stuck in a suit of armor so no one can see his face, while everyone assumes the Tramp is just the aristocrat dressed as a tramp for the ball.

Source: Film / The Idle Class
Masquerade: All supernatural races have to hide themselves or face dire consequences.

Source: Literature / The Otherworld

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