Synonyms for faced
feɪstfaced

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1. facedadjective

   having a face or facing especially of a specified kind or number; often used in combination

   "a neatly faced terrace"

   Antonyms:
   faceless, anonymous

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1. List of paraphrases for "faced":

   confronted, encountered, experienced, face, met, matched, braved

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1. Ben Kral:

   Ted Budd knows the dangers faced by the men and women serving in law enforcement, he knows we play a critical mission in keeping our communities safe and Ted Budd respects and appreciates the sacrifices made by law enforcement officers and our families.

2. Zheng Guoguang:

   Against the backdrop of the global warming, the risks faced by our large engineering projects have increased, global warming affects the safety and stability of these big projects, as well as their operations and economic effectiveness, technological standards and engineering methods.

3. Sony Pictures:

   The studio's legacy is due in large part to Amy's passion for storytelling and love of this industry. I am delighted that Amy will be continuing her association with SPE through this new venture, which capitalizes on her extraordinary talents, in recent months, SPE faced some unprecedented challenges, and I am grateful for Amy's resilience and grace during this period.

4. Katie Bryant:

   A female answered the phone as I was FaceTiming, and she was screaming. And I was like, ‘What’s wrong?' And she said, ‘They shot him,' and faced the phone toward the driver’s seat, and my son was laying there. He was unresponsive. He looked dead. And I heard somebody say hang up the phone again, and it disconnected again.

5. Kathy Campbell:

   There was no reason that we could identify as to why the Kasai surgery wouldn’t work, it’s always devastating to our entire team when we feel like everything has been done correctly, and still we’re faced with a failed Kasai and a 3-month-old infant who now is going to need a liver transplant before they’re a year of age.