facialfa‧cial1 /ˈfeɪʃəl/ ●○○ adjective 
Examples
Victor’s facial expression didn’t change. facial hair—facially adverb: Facially the boys are similar.
ExamplesEXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES
Collocations- The patient has a few small cuts and facial abrasions.
- Although physically perfect for the role, his clumsy facial expressions make him a lumbering presence in Lilliput.
- Both have brown and black bristles and facial warts.
- Controversial views After the slick presentation, including player pics with facial expressions, the match section is disappointing.
- Do you see the people in your mind's eye-their facial expressions? the colour of their clothes?
- Hector gave that up and went to my facial expression, which was bland in the extreme.
- The injuries were mainly facial cuts from tripping on the stones.
- Their facial features are indistinguishable, brightly lit though they are by harsh artificial lights.
- This includes facial expressions, body language, and the like.
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► somebody’s facial expression
on your face or relating to your face: · Victor’s facial expression never changed.
► a facial injury (=an injury to the face)· I was offered treatment for my facial injuries.
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► expression· Voice, mannerisms, facial expressions, are all wholly repulsive.· This includes facial expressions, body language, and the like.· Controversial views After the slick presentation, including player pics with facial expressions, the match section is disappointing.· They also notice your facial expressions.· It is mainly through what they verbalise as well as their facial expressions and body language.· Although physically perfect for the role, his clumsy facial expressions make him a lumbering presence in Lilliput.· They compared the performance of two patients on a lip-reading task and on a task which required analysis of facial expression.· These include pointing, walking in a certain direction, and facial expressions to convey emotion and communicate intentions.
► hair· Such devotion is to be admired, nomatterhow much facial hair you have to keep you warm.· Sandy is played by Cindy Lou, a statuesque and baleful creature with presence and a truly impressive amount of facial hair.· Anti-fog goggles are recommended for embarrassing facial hair or false eyelashes.· She prayed so intensely, she sprouted facial hair.· I saw loud T-shirts, biceps, facial hair.· The end started around the time our subjects sprouted the slightest of facial hair.· Remove women's facial hair, if needed.· I knew facial hair would be a side effect.
► injury· One victim suffered burns to his arms and slight facial injuries in the accident in Sidney Street, Birkenhead.· They went in the first ambulance with the man with the facial injuries.· He was said to be comfortable in Leeds General Infirmary with facial injuries and fractures.· His wife Colette suffered facial injuries and nine-year-old son Jamie was treated for a fractured elbow.· But a Teesside Crown Court jury was told the woman suffered facial injuries in the attack last year.· He has a broken jaw and other facial injuries and is in the neurological ward of Middlesbrough General Hospital.· The farmer, who is not being identified for his own protection, escaped with minor facial injuries and severe shock.
► muscle· It's designed to gently exercise the small, delicate facial muscles to help prevent wrinkles and sagging.· Those of you who move your lips when you read may take a 30-second break to rest your facial muscles.· His thin body was rigid and they could see the contortions of his facial muscles beneath the skin.· Watch for asymmetry of eyelid blinking or evidence of lower facial muscle weakness.· It involved 14 groups of facial muscles and it releases chemicals to the brain that help combat depression.· This is very important for facial muscles.
Victor’s facial expression didn’t change. facial hair—facially adverb: Facially the boys are similar.