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Beneath the façade of ideology was an individual who wanted absolute power.façade = outward appearance
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The front of the building is brick façade.façade = face (a thin layer of brick laid over another material)
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Its fantasy was heightened by its red brick facade and the thick steel bars at its ecclesiastical windows. (source)facade = face (of a building)
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They stood in the yard studying the facade. The handmade brick of the house... (source)facade = face or visible appearance
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"Yesterday's news," I tell Lucky, keeping up the cool facade I always do. (source)facade = face (shown to others)
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...the setting sun is feverishly beautiful, casting a striking pink glow on the facades of the clapboard houses that dot the water's edge. (source)facades = faces or outward appearances
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When I looked into them, the facade faltered, revealed a glimpse of the madness hiding behind them.† (source)facade = face or outward appearance
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our Los Angeles headquarters, a series of bridge-linked buildings with mirrored facades, (source)facades = faces (exterior walls)
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Angry with them for letting me engage in a façade.† (source)façade = face or outward appearance
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Damp bunting swelled from building façades.† (source)façades = faces or outward appearances
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The facade of peace and cooperation had been undisturbed almost since the bugger wars began.† (source)facade = face or outward appearance
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The fierce weather of the region, mixed with the moisture from the sea, had taken its toll on the facades of the buildings—cracks spiderwebbed the exteriors of the complex—but they looked like structures that would exist there forever, unyielding to whatever man or weather threw at it.† (source)facades = faces or outward appearances
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It makes everything that I thought was happening between us nothing but a façade.† (source)façade = face or outward appearance
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Behind the polished façades, bouquets of teased cloth, buffed leather, cunning silver trinkets.† (source)façades = faces or outward appearances
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But behind the dapper facade was a shrewd businessman with a strong sense of family.† (source)facade = face or outward appearance
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A small, quiet neighbourhood with Arabic writing and crescent moons inscribed on the facades of the houses.† (source)facades = faces or outward appearances
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