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Faced Meaning for Kids

What Does Faced Mean?

Adjective

  • Having a surface that is flat or smooth, like the front of a building.

Verb

  • To have your face turned towards something.
  • To deal with or confront something difficult or challenging.

Faced — Full Explanation

Faced means to look at something directly. For example, if you are standing in front of a door, you are faced towards the door.

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Faced Meaning in Other Languages

hindi
सामना किया (saamna kiya)

saamna kiya

सामना (saamna)

saamna

चेहरा (chehra)

chehra

kannada
ಮುಖ

mukha

ಮುಖವಾಡ

mukhavāda

bengali
মুখোমুখি (mukhomukhi)

mukhomukhi

মুখ (mukh)

mukh

চেহারা (chehara)

chehara

spanish
enfrentado

en-fren-tah-doh

cara

kah-rah

rostro

ros-troh

Faced in Sentences

  • The brave knight faced the dragon.
  • She faced her fears and tried the slide.
  • He faced the wall when he was thinking.
  • They faced the sun while taking a picture.
  • The team faced a tough opponent in the game.

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Aarav's Plan

Aarav mentioned that his mother, Amma, has a special condition for sharing the delicious ladoos. She said they can enjoy the sweets, but only if they contribute by helping to set up the puja.

Frequently Asked Questions About Faced

What does 'faced' mean?
The word 'faced' means to have a certain side or surface that is visible, or to confront something.
How do you pronounce 'faced'?
You pronounce 'faced' like 'fayst', rhyming with 'paced'.
What is the origin of the word 'faced'?
The word 'faced' comes from the Old French word 'face', which means 'face' or 'surface'.
What is the meaning of 'faced' in Hindi?
The word 'faced' in Hindi is 'सामना किया' (Sāmnā kiyā).

Facts & Quotes About Faced

Fact: Everyone faces challenges, but facing them helps us grow stronger and smarter!
Proverb: When the going gets tough, the tough get going. (This means that strong people work harder when things are difficult.)
Quote: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." - Franklin D. Roosevelt