faceless
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5.9
- adjective
- /ˈfeɪsləs/
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sin rostro
- When we work undercover we have to remain faceless.
- become faceless
- faceless bureaucrats
- faceless figures
How do you think faceless channels will change as AI advances?
- How do you think faceless channels will change as AI advances?
- Nameless, faceless, fake name hiding behind a keyboard.
- No life has ever been released on this tariff in history and you're dealing with faceless bureaucrats.
- Another weird detail that I wanted to point out about the Amish is the kids have to play with creepy faceless dolls.
- And it's interesting, you have Satoshi Nakamoto, who's the face of Bitcoin, I guess, but he's faceless.
- Dude, Alex stopped even buying Arby's for lunch so I've been dressing up as a as like a tall faceless man in a suit just to mess with them.
- So historically, we had faceless businesses and products, and we didn't think much about the people.
- And there are, like I said, all these layers of faceless individuals who execute the will of the the leader.
- And that's sort of what healthcare has become, a sort of faceless institution that really isn't focused on the patient's needs nor satisfaction.
- This is the faceless guy who actually provides pretty good information on on cars in or on Twitter.
Examples
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But to most Navajos, he was a faceless bureaucrat who embroiled them in poverty.
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In a crowded city, he felt like just another faceless commuter among thousands.
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Let me be the faceless enemy.
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I see a faceless crowd.
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This faceless man with whom you find yourself in business is no ordinary criminal.
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How do you think faceless channels will change as AI advances?
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The board of directors sold it to some faceless corporation and the gates have been locked ever since.
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So historically, we had faceless businesses and products, and we didn't think much about the people.
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The faceless businessman in a bowler hat.
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And that's sort of what healthcare has become, a sort of faceless institution that really isn't focused on the patient's needs nor satisfaction.
Synonyms
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4.4
Not having a name mentioned or known
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4.8
Does not have special features that make it stand out
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4.4
A person or thing with no known name
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6.9
Not easy to see or notice
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6.1
You cannot tell what something or someone is
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5.8
A place or thing that has no clear details
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5.8
Having nothing special or interesting
A person who does not stand out and is easy to forget
Not having a strong style or special features and seeming bland
Without visible eyes, nose, or mouth on the front
Antonyms
How Distinctive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Faceless combines face and the ending -less, which means 'without', as in hopeless. It literally means 'without a face', so we call people, buildings, or groups faceless when they seem anonymous or without clear identity or strong features.