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light face

British  

noun

  1. a weight of type characterized by light thin lines Compare bold face

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adjective

  1. (of type) having this weight

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Government workers or others inside organizations who seek to bring problems to light face several risks, including to their jobs and occasionally their safety.

From New York Times

In addition, the dress code requires female staffers to wear eye makeup and light face makeup, though men are barred from wearing makeup, unless it’s covering acne or bruises, according to the outlet.

From Fox News

We have a McFace performance where Natasha’s character wears a light face with freckles and a red nose and a Raggedy Ann wig.

From Time

There is a valid conversation to be had about what happens when children are brought up with an ideal image of goodness and generosity as having a light face.

From Salon

To polish his TV personality, Johnson has tried contact lenses, light face makeup, and a variety of electronic prompting gadgets, only belatedly realizing that he winds up looking shifty-eyed and irritable.

From Time Magazine Archive