superficies
- noun
- /ˌsuːpərˈfɪʃiˌiːz/
- She was tired of dealing with the superficies of people's personalities and longed to understand their true motives.
Examples
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Despite the ornate superficies of the proposal, there was little substance behind it.
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Don't judge the book by its superficies!
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The superficies of the painting was smooth and polished, hiding the rough sketch underneath.
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The superficies was beautiful.
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The superficies of the building was adorned with intricate carvings, masking the simple structure beneath.
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Many people focus on the superficies of their appearance, neglecting the importance of inner character.
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While the dress showcased a stunning superficies, it was the quality of the fabric that truly mattered.
Synonyms
The way a person or thing looks to other people
A typical look of a face or surface that shows a medical condition
Antonyms
How Superficial
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word superficies comes from Latin parts super- 'above' and facies 'face', giving the idea of an outward 'face' you show. So, it can mean the outward look or the superficial appearance rather than what is inside.