Definition of faceless in English:

faceless

adjective ˈfeɪsləsˈfeɪsləs

1(of a person) remote and impersonal; anonymous.
the faceless bureaucrats who made the rules
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite the introduction of minor female characters, they remain faceless.
- We worry that the faceless enemy is still lurking nearby.
- Congratulations belong to a multitude of faceless individuals.
- I couldn't stop thinking about the mystery of why the faceless boy had risked so much so that I could get to the target.
- At the heart of each party are a handful of faceless people.
- The film places them in a situation where they are attacked with relentless vehemence by a faceless enemy they know very little of.
- Behind her, a faceless figure was just visible, only really visible because of his prominent top-hat.
- To see a faceless figure or person in your dream, indicates that you are still searching for your own identity and finding out who you are.
- I fall asleep almost immediately, fading into a grayness where faceless people surround me.
- For a change this documentary did not have faceless people talking shyly with their faces blurred digitally.
- The planning committee had its own concerns - a faceless official who blocked their decisions.
- We need that sense of kinship if we are to see each other as members of a shared society - not representatives of a faceless enemy.
- He could see no clear end to the seats, nor the faceless people inside them.
- Who are the faceless idiots who dream up such meaningless titles for our well established institutions?
- Anthony shrugged his shoulders in his very indifferent way, looking about as if he was looking at a sea of faceless people.
- To Malcolm, they're just the faceless employees of a foreign newspaper.
- I went along for an interview in London, and a particularly grey, faceless person interviewed me.
- Freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward and freedom will be defended.
- That night, when sleep did come, I dreamed of the faceless man who loved me.
1. 1.1 (of a building or place) characterless and dull.
  the faceless sprawl of south London
  Example sentencesExamples
  You could stay in one of the big, faceless chain hotels, but wouldn't you rather treat yourself to a little luxury?
  So my image of that is then, people are living in what you might call fairly faceless suburbs with no community focus.
  The cinema dates back to a time when suburbs had independent cinemas not located in faceless shopping malls.
  Midland City Central was in the business district end of the city centre, full of faceless anonymous buildings and equally bland people.
  Its individuality and its links with York, which is not a faceless city but has its own special character and heritage, are swept away.
  The small traders will oppose any scheme to transform the town centre into a conglomeration of faceless shops selling the same products.
  They also say the the plans would turn Bolton into a faceless shopping centre.
  Don't let this beautiful historical village turn into a faceless urban sprawl.
  It's not like you're a civil servant in the faceless halls of bureaucracy, unable to change your job description or influence your bosses.
  Except what you can't see in the picture are the faceless council estates all around, and you can't smell the pigs grunting on the city farm over the road.
  It seemed like Shobha's perfect man had been snatched from her by destiny and faceless international criminals.
  But who would want to visit a place of flyovers, viaducts and faceless retail parks?
  A certain pub or restaurant or art gallery was not something faceless, or without secret personality.
  How does a hotelier differentiate itself in this time of nameless, faceless hotel rooms?
  I agree and this seems particularly true of a city like Detroit where derelict buildings stand beside a host of faceless skyscrapers.
  Swindon must stop expanding or risk becoming a faceless town, she has warned.
  There are no pictures of exhausted flight attendants in faceless hotel rooms in nameless cities.
  Synonyms
  characterless, colourless, nondescript, unremarkable

Derivatives

facelessness

noun

The album's folk-inflected midsection is definitely its best swath, and the other sections that surround it are plagued by a kind of facelessness that keep them from sticking.
Example sentencesExamples
- The facelessness and ease allow us to say things to each other that we might, before email, have said only to our shrinks.
- Nuclear war perhaps best exemplifies the facelessness and technological distancing so essential to modern evil.
- It was the facelessness and unresponsiveness and steadfastness of this last group that provided an unexpected ‘What, me worry?’
- Interestingly, the visual expression of their chilly sound is one of monochromatic, computer-generated facelessness.

Definition of faceless in US English:

faceless

adjectiveˈfāsləsˈfeɪsləs

1(of a person) remote and impersonal; anonymous.
the faceless bureaucrats who made the rules
Example sentencesExamples
- That night, when sleep did come, I dreamed of the faceless man who loved me.
- Congratulations belong to a multitude of faceless individuals.
- Despite the introduction of minor female characters, they remain faceless.
- I fall asleep almost immediately, fading into a grayness where faceless people surround me.
- For a change this documentary did not have faceless people talking shyly with their faces blurred digitally.
- Who are the faceless idiots who dream up such meaningless titles for our well established institutions?
- I went along for an interview in London, and a particularly grey, faceless person interviewed me.
- He could see no clear end to the seats, nor the faceless people inside them.
- Freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward and freedom will be defended.
- To Malcolm, they're just the faceless employees of a foreign newspaper.
- At the heart of each party are a handful of faceless people.
- The planning committee had its own concerns - a faceless official who blocked their decisions.
- To see a faceless figure or person in your dream, indicates that you are still searching for your own identity and finding out who you are.
- We worry that the faceless enemy is still lurking nearby.
- Behind her, a faceless figure was just visible, only really visible because of his prominent top-hat.
- We need that sense of kinship if we are to see each other as members of a shared society - not representatives of a faceless enemy.
- The film places them in a situation where they are attacked with relentless vehemence by a faceless enemy they know very little of.
- Anthony shrugged his shoulders in his very indifferent way, looking about as if he was looking at a sea of faceless people.
- I couldn't stop thinking about the mystery of why the faceless boy had risked so much so that I could get to the target.
1. 1.1 (of a building or place) characterless and dull.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A certain pub or restaurant or art gallery was not something faceless, or without secret personality.
  It's not like you're a civil servant in the faceless halls of bureaucracy, unable to change your job description or influence your bosses.
  They also say the the plans would turn Bolton into a faceless shopping centre.
  The small traders will oppose any scheme to transform the town centre into a conglomeration of faceless shops selling the same products.
  I agree and this seems particularly true of a city like Detroit where derelict buildings stand beside a host of faceless skyscrapers.
  You could stay in one of the big, faceless chain hotels, but wouldn't you rather treat yourself to a little luxury?
  Except what you can't see in the picture are the faceless council estates all around, and you can't smell the pigs grunting on the city farm over the road.
  So my image of that is then, people are living in what you might call fairly faceless suburbs with no community focus.
  There are no pictures of exhausted flight attendants in faceless hotel rooms in nameless cities.
  Don't let this beautiful historical village turn into a faceless urban sprawl.
  How does a hotelier differentiate itself in this time of nameless, faceless hotel rooms?
  Midland City Central was in the business district end of the city centre, full of faceless anonymous buildings and equally bland people.
  But who would want to visit a place of flyovers, viaducts and faceless retail parks?
  Its individuality and its links with York, which is not a faceless city but has its own special character and heritage, are swept away.
  It seemed like Shobha's perfect man had been snatched from her by destiny and faceless international criminals.
  The cinema dates back to a time when suburbs had independent cinemas not located in faceless shopping malls.
  Swindon must stop expanding or risk becoming a faceless town, she has warned.
  Synonyms
  characterless, colourless, nondescript, unremarkable

单词	faceless
释义	Definition of faceless in English: faceless adjective ˈfeɪsləsˈfeɪsləs 1(of a person) remote and impersonal; anonymous. the faceless bureaucrats who made the rules Example sentencesExamples Despite the introduction of minor female characters, they remain faceless. We worry that the faceless enemy is still lurking nearby. Congratulations belong to a multitude of faceless individuals. I couldn't stop thinking about the mystery of why the faceless boy had risked so much so that I could get to the target. At the heart of each party are a handful of faceless people. The film places them in a situation where they are attacked with relentless vehemence by a faceless enemy they know very little of. Behind her, a faceless figure was just visible, only really visible because of his prominent top-hat. To see a faceless figure or person in your dream, indicates that you are still searching for your own identity and finding out who you are. I fall asleep almost immediately, fading into a grayness where faceless people surround me. For a change this documentary did not have faceless people talking shyly with their faces blurred digitally. The planning committee had its own concerns - a faceless official who blocked their decisions. We need that sense of kinship if we are to see each other as members of a shared society - not representatives of a faceless enemy. He could see no clear end to the seats, nor the faceless people inside them. Who are the faceless idiots who dream up such meaningless titles for our well established institutions? Anthony shrugged his shoulders in his very indifferent way, looking about as if he was looking at a sea of faceless people. To Malcolm, they're just the faceless employees of a foreign newspaper. I went along for an interview in London, and a particularly grey, faceless person interviewed me. Freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward and freedom will be defended. That night, when sleep did come, I dreamed of the faceless man who loved me. 1.1 (of a building or place) characterless and dull. the faceless sprawl of south London Example sentencesExamples You could stay in one of the big, faceless chain hotels, but wouldn't you rather treat yourself to a little luxury? So my image of that is then, people are living in what you might call fairly faceless suburbs with no community focus. The cinema dates back to a time when suburbs had independent cinemas not located in faceless shopping malls. Midland City Central was in the business district end of the city centre, full of faceless anonymous buildings and equally bland people. Its individuality and its links with York, which is not a faceless city but has its own special character and heritage, are swept away. The small traders will oppose any scheme to transform the town centre into a conglomeration of faceless shops selling the same products. They also say the the plans would turn Bolton into a faceless shopping centre. Don't let this beautiful historical village turn into a faceless urban sprawl. It's not like you're a civil servant in the faceless halls of bureaucracy, unable to change your job description or influence your bosses. Except what you can't see in the picture are the faceless council estates all around, and you can't smell the pigs grunting on the city farm over the road. It seemed like Shobha's perfect man had been snatched from her by destiny and faceless international criminals. But who would want to visit a place of flyovers, viaducts and faceless retail parks? A certain pub or restaurant or art gallery was not something faceless, or without secret personality. How does a hotelier differentiate itself in this time of nameless, faceless hotel rooms? I agree and this seems particularly true of a city like Detroit where derelict buildings stand beside a host of faceless skyscrapers. Swindon must stop expanding or risk becoming a faceless town, she has warned. There are no pictures of exhausted flight attendants in faceless hotel rooms in nameless cities. Synonyms characterless, colourless, nondescript, unremarkable Derivatives facelessness noun The album's folk-inflected midsection is definitely its best swath, and the other sections that surround it are plagued by a kind of facelessness that keep them from sticking. Example sentencesExamples The facelessness and ease allow us to say things to each other that we might, before email, have said only to our shrinks. Nuclear war perhaps best exemplifies the facelessness and technological distancing so essential to modern evil. It was the facelessness and unresponsiveness and steadfastness of this last group that provided an unexpected ‘What, me worry?’ Interestingly, the visual expression of their chilly sound is one of monochromatic, computer-generated facelessness. Definition of faceless in US English: faceless adjectiveˈfāsləsˈfeɪsləs 1(of a person) remote and impersonal; anonymous. the faceless bureaucrats who made the rules Example sentencesExamples That night, when sleep did come, I dreamed of the faceless man who loved me. Congratulations belong to a multitude of faceless individuals. Despite the introduction of minor female characters, they remain faceless. I fall asleep almost immediately, fading into a grayness where faceless people surround me. For a change this documentary did not have faceless people talking shyly with their faces blurred digitally. Who are the faceless idiots who dream up such meaningless titles for our well established institutions? I went along for an interview in London, and a particularly grey, faceless person interviewed me. He could see no clear end to the seats, nor the faceless people inside them. Freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward and freedom will be defended. To Malcolm, they're just the faceless employees of a foreign newspaper. At the heart of each party are a handful of faceless people. The planning committee had its own concerns - a faceless official who blocked their decisions. To see a faceless figure or person in your dream, indicates that you are still searching for your own identity and finding out who you are. We worry that the faceless enemy is still lurking nearby. Behind her, a faceless figure was just visible, only really visible because of his prominent top-hat. We need that sense of kinship if we are to see each other as members of a shared society - not representatives of a faceless enemy. The film places them in a situation where they are attacked with relentless vehemence by a faceless enemy they know very little of. Anthony shrugged his shoulders in his very indifferent way, looking about as if he was looking at a sea of faceless people. I couldn't stop thinking about the mystery of why the faceless boy had risked so much so that I could get to the target. 1.1 (of a building or place) characterless and dull. Example sentencesExamples A certain pub or restaurant or art gallery was not something faceless, or without secret personality. It's not like you're a civil servant in the faceless halls of bureaucracy, unable to change your job description or influence your bosses. They also say the the plans would turn Bolton into a faceless shopping centre. The small traders will oppose any scheme to transform the town centre into a conglomeration of faceless shops selling the same products. I agree and this seems particularly true of a city like Detroit where derelict buildings stand beside a host of faceless skyscrapers. You could stay in one of the big, faceless chain hotels, but wouldn't you rather treat yourself to a little luxury? Except what you can't see in the picture are the faceless council estates all around, and you can't smell the pigs grunting on the city farm over the road. So my image of that is then, people are living in what you might call fairly faceless suburbs with no community focus. There are no pictures of exhausted flight attendants in faceless hotel rooms in nameless cities. Don't let this beautiful historical village turn into a faceless urban sprawl. How does a hotelier differentiate itself in this time of nameless, faceless hotel rooms? Midland City Central was in the business district end of the city centre, full of faceless anonymous buildings and equally bland people. But who would want to visit a place of flyovers, viaducts and faceless retail parks? Its individuality and its links with York, which is not a faceless city but has its own special character and heritage, are swept away. It seemed like Shobha's perfect man had been snatched from her by destiny and faceless international criminals. The cinema dates back to a time when suburbs had independent cinemas not located in faceless shopping malls. Swindon must stop expanding or risk becoming a faceless town, she has warned. Synonyms characterless, colourless, nondescript, unremarkable
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