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face·less

 (fās′lĭs)
adj.
1. Having no face.
2. Without character or identity; anonymous: faceless soldiers guarding the compound; a faceless industrial conglomerate.

face′less·ness n.
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faceless

(ˈfeɪslɪs)
adj
1. without a face
2. without identity; anonymous
ˈfacelessness n
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face•less

(ˈfeɪs lɪs)

adj.
1. lacking a face.
2. lacking personal distinction or identity: a faceless mob.
3. unidentified or unidentifiable; concealing one's identity.
[1560–70]
face`less•ness, n.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Adj.1.faceless - without a face or identityfaceless - without a face or identity; "a faceless apparition"; "the faceless accusers of the police state"
faced - having a face or facing especially of a specified kind or number; often used in combination; "a neatly faced terrace"
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faceless

adjective impersonal, remote, unknown, unidentified, anonymous Ordinary people are at the mercy of faceless bureaucrats.
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Translations
beveidis

faceless

[ˈfeɪslɪs] ADJsin rostro; (= anonymous) → anónimo
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faceless

[ˈfeɪsləs] adj [people, organisation] → anonyme
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faceless

[ˈfeɪslɪs] adjanonimo/a
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References in classic literature ?
"None escape," from the faceless creature with the silvery hair.
When the caterpillars became moths, they made friends with the ever-increasing Oddities--albinoes, mixed-leggers, single-eyed composites, faceless drones, halfqueens and laying sisters; and the ever-dwindling band of the old stock worked themselves bald and fray-winged to feed their queer charges.
He described those behind the call as faceless and said the statement became imperative 'in view of the purported position taken by a faceless group by the name APC Solidarity Stakeholders, against the nomination of the Akure born senator of the Eighth National Assembly'
The latest fan theory suggests the Faceless Men used Syrio Forel to recruit Arya and then train her so she became their 'weapon' to destroy the Night King.
The demo videos posted by EA show a faceless mannequin leaping around an empty room, whipping long, colourful hair from side to side.
Once again a group of faceless people seem to hold sway over the council.
The Faceless Man, wanted for multiple counts of murder, fraud, and crimes against humanity, has been unmasked and is on the run.
To her, the Krotihene and some media practitioners in the country have been bribed by some faceless people to make her administration unattractive but because her God lives, nobody can make her unattractive.
Faceless: Re-Inventing Privacy Through Subversive Media Strategies
The installation consisted of three sculptures of anime characters - Faceless God Kaonashi, the main heroine of Chihiro and the River Deity.
I was shocked when my attention was drawn to a false claim by a faceless NGO 'Coalition of Arewa CSO for Progress and Change'.
'It felt truthful when she is faceless,' Padilla wrote to describe her masterpiece.