Faced and Hide

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Faced adjective - Having a face or facing especially of a specified kind or number; often used in combination.

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Hide is an antonym for faced in topics: look at, come up against a situation, put paint or finish on.

Nearby Words: face, facing, faceted

Hide verb - To put into a hiding place.

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Faced is an antonym for hide.

Nearby Words: hideous, hiding, hideously, hided

King Philip le Bel faced a riot from angry Parisians and had to hide in the Temple Fortress (he would later win back his popularity by killing his former Templar benefactors).

Source: Useful Notes / Paris
The Waterhouses, originally a pair of wacky siblings, is turned into Jewish refugees who came to England to escape the Nazi regime, but were still forced to hide their identities due to the anti-Semitic discrimination they faced in the new country.

Source: Literature / The Clocks
Lauzoril, Zulkir of Enchantment—the only high-ranked Red Wizard who didn't try to hide from the scrying of their scourge The Simbul, later faced her, made his own separate peace, all the while praising the trade rivalry it brings them.

Source: Refuge In Audacity / Literature

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