Adjective:

तोंड देत,

faced's Usage Examples:

community faced and issues with conservation efforts, including revenge huntings from hostilities with the local people and accidental killings from snares.

Operating on a shoestring budget, the paper faced obstruction from the Daily News (from whom it had acquired the Daily Mirror name rights after the Daily News let them lapse).

He faced Jun Kasai, who was under the ring name of X1112.

Agapornis roseicollis, commonly known as the rosy-faced lovebird or peach-faced lovebird.

mitochondrial DNA of the spoonbills found that the Eurasian spoonbill is sister taxon to a clade containing the royal and black-faced spoonbills.

Malegaon, with its growing Muslim presence, became something of a shelter and a source of employment for the community whenever it faced reversals.

Crandall was faced with great local opposition, and her detractors had no plans to back down.

mountainous terrain, but if there is significant elevation gain on the route, surfaced roads may be used.

United were through to the final and faced Benfica at Wembley.

is a compilation of quotes from all the Discworld novels, amassed and prefaced by Stephen Briggs.

In 2009, ACS(BR) faced stiffed competition from their younger counterparts from ACS(I) but managed to beat them with a tight score of 6–5.

Where timber trusses were used for the approaches of the Pyrmont Bridge, the Glebe Island Bridge used two steel deck trusses, then stone-faced embankments to reach each shore.

In response, Prince Bernhard von Bülow, the State Secretary of the Auswärtiges Amt, sought to reassure Dirksen, The National Socialists faced with responsibility are naturally different people and follow a policy other than that which they have previously proclaimed.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

ashamed, unipolar, honest, inconspicuous, faceless,