faceless
IPA: fˈeɪsɫʌs
adjective
- Having no face
- Having or revealing no individual identity or character; anonymous.
- Having or revealing no individuality, personality or distinctive characteristics.
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Examples of "faceless" in Sentences
- Faceless background applications.
- They are not a faceless corporation.
- It makes it a faceless impulse item.
- The enemy remains nameless and faceless.
- It was the first single off of Faceless.
- Faceless but mouth and the teeth colored black.
- Germans appear impersonal, faceless and passive.
- It appears to be some modernist faceless painting.
- Skulduggery battles the Faceless One and a Necromancer is killed.
- But do we really partake of life if we remain faceless beings behind a screen?
- The final confrontation with The Faceless takes place on the desolate prairies.
- I am amazed at the amount of hatred people spew when they can remain faceless behind their computer or mobile device.
- Perhaps the availability of this remedy is the reason those responsible for the website have taken steps to remain faceless.
- The Iraqi dead have been relegated out of the category of human beings and are classified as faceless, inherently evil "insurgents."
- Unmarried, the pracharaks live sparely, inspiring hundreds of workers while trying to remain faceless, in an effort to eliminate their own egos.
- Another unknown but dedicated government employee is Pius Bannis, a man even the most jaundiced would find hard to describe as a faceless bureaucrat.
- The next time someone uses the expression "faceless government bureaucrat" in my presence, they'll have to explain to me why Katie - who knew my parents for all of three months - became such an integral and affectionate member of our family that she was at Dad's funeral to console me and Mom.