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barefaced

How to use barefaced in a sentence

At our most ferocious, we might say to a barefaced stranger, “I have an extra mask if you need one.”

A current promotion featuring a barefaced couple frolicking on the beach includes a free fourth night and an antigen test.

A distinguished wag about town says, the head coverings the ladies wear now-a-days, are barefaced false hoods.

At this impudent and barefaced falsehood, the agent was tongue-tied, but he turned to Hank.

"No; you didn't," said the boy, angered at this barefaced attempt to place him in a false position.

It must be admitted that the diplomacy of the sixteenth century was sufficiently barefaced in its impostures.

This bungling, barefaced attempt to destroy the steamer touched Mayo's pride as deeply as it stirred his wrath.

Your Lordships will not be at a loss to account for this strange and barefaced inconsistency.

He was smiling openly now––smiling with a barefaced enjoyment which the plump newspaper man had never before known him to exhibit.

This was rather barefaced kindness,—for whose rheumatism was ever the worse for another hour's fishing?

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985