Synonyms for faced
feɪstfaced

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1. facedadjective

   having a face or facing especially of a specified kind or number; often used in combination

   "a neatly faced terrace"

   Antonyms:
   faceless, anonymous

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1. List of paraphrases for "faced":

   confronted, encountered, experienced, face, met, matched, braved

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1. Chief Michael Woods:

   When officers are faced with someone employing deadly force, deadly force can be the response the officer gives.

2. Michael Irvin:

   This is going to be the most insane game we’ve ever had on TV, even when Michael Jordan went back, Michael Jordan had issues with the GM. He never really faced the GM on the court. LeBron and Dan Gilbert, who wrote the letter … he had issues with Dan Gilbert. Dan Gilbert never faced Dan Gilbert on the court.

3. Mohamed Darat:

   In the last two houses in this area we faced strong resistance so we asked( the U.S.) to hit that site, we moved back and they struck.

4. Mark Tooley:

   United Methodist's not going to go anywhere in terms of church action, but United Methodist is getting a lot of attention, if they stopped to think about United Methodist, most United Methodists would probably be very troubled by the idea of that someone who dissented from the political statements of United Methodist Church could be faced with a formal complaint or even expulsion.

5. President Trump:

   President Reagan faced many dark days in his second term in relation to the Iran-Contra scandal, but he got through it by focusing on his work, not complaining and maintaining discipline, pretty much the same thing happened with President Clinton, though that scandal was different.