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- noun
- /ˈfeɪsˌbʊk/
- Texting
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Facebook
- Find me on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Plus.
So details to come keep your eye on Facebook for the wins and wears.
- So details to come keep your eye on Facebook for the wins and wears.
- Find me on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Plus.
- All content will be on video on Facebook in five years.
- And he'll have to sell his old stuff on Facebook Marketplace for sale.
- Here's how much we spent on Facebook for ads to get new drivers.
- And it was like, I don't know what Facebook does, but I yeah, sure.
- And then they're sending people to jail very quick for Facebook posts and retweets.
- Be sure to follow me on Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook and subscribe again.
Examples
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And we have the Stoic Parents group on Facebook by request.
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She created a Facebook page to promote her small business.
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You can also find them on my Facebook page events.
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All content will be on video on Facebook in five years.
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Then we're trying to work on our Facebook community page as well.
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Like they use Facebook as a source of news.
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Think of how many videos there are on Instagram, on Facebook, on the Internet.
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So if you're here on Facebook, there is the link.
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You can find me on Facebook, on Twitter, LinkedIn.
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Here's how much we spent on Facebook for ads to get new drivers.
Synonyms
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3.4
A short description of a person, often in an article or online page
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2.3
Websites or apps that let people share messages, photos, and videos online
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2.7
A page on a social media site that shows your information and posts
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3.2
A website or app that helps people connect and share messages and photos
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Facebook comes from two simple words, face ('a person's photo') and book ('a small book of names and pictures') that US colleges once gave students to learn each other. So Facebook is like an online 'book' of people's faces and profiles, which is why people use it to share photos and information.