faceless
Americanadjective
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without a face.
a faceless apparition.
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lacking personal distinction or identity.
a faceless mob.
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unidentified or unidentifiable; concealing one's identity.
a faceless kidnapper.
adjective
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without a face
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without identity; anonymous
Other Word Forms
- facelessness noun
Etymology
Origin of faceless
Example Sentences
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The room where they meet is a simple space in a faceless hospital but in the corner, there's a pile of boardgames on a chair.
From BBC
Take the strange, faceless building at Melrose and Sycamore avenues, just up from the house where I grew up.
From Los Angeles Times
A baby Jesus has been stolen from a Christmas nativity scene in Brussels which sparked an online furore over its faceless depictions of Christianity's holy family.
From Barron's
No one is going to think, “Oh, thank God. I’m so excited to meet this faceless group.”
From Los Angeles Times
Jose and thousands of other children and teenagers are part of a faceless legion of underage workers in California who put fresh fruit and vegetables on America’s tables.
From Los Angeles Times
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