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facade

noun as in appearance, often deceptive

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Seated under the facade of a badly damaged building, Roy Perry said he has lost everything, but "we have to just keep the faith and the hope is up still".

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The displays are so massive that when the facades for the bridge and mini church started taking shape, the family received a visit from a city inspector.

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"The Traitors are under intense pressure because they've got to maintain a facade all the time," he said.

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The property boasts a modern facade and is surrounded by lush greenery.

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The White House is among the most famous buildings in the world, and its appeal isn’t simply the iconic facade.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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