Synonyms for faceless
ˈfeɪs lɪsface·less

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1. facelessadjective

   without a face or identity

   "a faceless apparition"; "the faceless accusers of the police state"

   Antonyms:
   bald-faced, round-faced, baby-faced, sad-faced, faced, pale-faced, Janus-faced, featured, long-faced, two-faced, moon-faced, sweet-faced, visaged, pug-faced

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1. List of paraphrases for "faceless":

   anonymous

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1. Patrick Cullinan:

   It’s giving a face to a faceless process, the patient is being told indirectly that we care about you, we care about your loved one and we want to help you with the grieving process.

2. Meenal Sachdev:

   Modern slavery is not specific to a certain type of hotel, it doesn't discriminate between a budget or five star hotel – it goes across the board, fACELESS.

3. John Sopko:

   When we talk about the lack of cooperation by DoD, we’ve got emails, and we’ve got memo traffic to support everything we said about their lack of cooperation, i know one nameless, faceless bureaucrat in the Pentagon said, ‘Oh, well, somebody came over once.’ No, no, we have the paperwork.

4. Phil Trieb:

   [I]f we won’t choose to pay the price of liberty, then by default we shall suffer the cost of servitude -- whether it be the iron chains of a tyrannical oligarchy or the regulatory chains of unelected, faceless bureaucrats. When we witness our neighbors abused by tyrants, will we skulk away and hope we’re not next? Or will we stand by them and challenge -- as freedom-loving Americans -- the tyranny of lawless leaders.

5. Michael Sweet:

   Bondholders should be realizing that in Chapter 9 cases those who will invariably get better treatment by the cities are former and current employers, who are part of the community, and not the faceless bankers holding commercial paper.