What is another word for bare-faced?
Pronunciation:
[ bˈe͡əfˈe͡ɪsd], [ bˈeəfˈeɪsd], [ b_ˈeə_f_ˈeɪ_s_d]
Related words: barefaced, bare-faced lies, bare-faced cheek
Synonyms for Bare-faced:
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adj.
• flagrant- flagitous ,
- grody ,
- out and out ,
- stick out like sore thumb ,
- undisguised ,
- arrant ,
- atrocious ,
- awful ,
- brazen ,
- capital ,
- conspicuous ,
- crying ,
- disgraceful ,
- dreadful ,
- egregious ,
- enormous ,
- flaming ,
- flashy ,
- glaring ,
- gross ,
- hanging out ,
- heinous ,
- immodest ,
- infamous ,
- noticeable ,
- notorious ,
- obvious ,
- open ,
- ostentatious ,
- out-and-out ,
- outrageous ,
- rank ,
- scandalous ,
- shameful ,
- shameless ,
- shocking ,
- striking ,
- wicked .
- Familiar ,
- Presuming ,
- aggressive ,
- assuming ,
- audacious ,
- bantam ,
- cheeky ,
- confident ,
- fresh ,
- impudent ,
- nervy ,
- pert ,
- presumptuous ,
- pushing ,
- pushy ,
- rude ,
- sassy ,
- saucy ,
- smart ,
- smart-alecky ,
- uppity ,
- wise .
- Plain-spoken ,
- aboveboard ,
- apparent ,
- artless ,
- blunt ,
- candid ,
- direct ,
- downright ,
- easy ,
- flat-out ,
- forthright ,
- free ,
- guileless ,
- matter-of-fact ,
- naive ,
- natural ,
- outright ,
- plain ,
- real ,
- scrupulous ,
- sincere ,
- straight ,
- straightforward ,
- transparent ,
- truthful ,
- unconcealed ,
- uninhibited ,
- unreserved ,
- unrestricted ,
- up front ,
- upright .
Other relevant words:
- 144 ,
- abominable ,
- absolute ,
- absolve ,
- ache ,
- actual ,
- address ,
- advancing ,
- afford ,
- ahead ,
- aim ,
- amazing ,
- apparently ,
- arch ,
- assailable ,
- assertive ,
- assumptive ,
- awe-inspiring ,
- awed ,
- awesome ,
- awfully ,
- awing ,
- bad-mannered ,
- bally ,
- bare ,
- barefaced ,
- barren ,
- belligerent ,
- benevolent ,
- benumb ,
- biological ,
- black ,
- blatant ,
- blazing ,
- blinding ,
- blinking ,
- bloody ,
- blooming ,
- bluff ,
- bodacious ,
- bold face ,
- boldface ,
- born ,
- bounderish ,
- bracing ,
- brash ,
- brassy ,
- brave ,
- brazen-faced ,
- bright ,
- brisk ,
- bumptious ,
- calculate ,
- cancel ,
- cap ,
- capable ,
- capital letter ,
- champaign ,
- channelise ,
- channelize ,
- chapiter ,
- charitable ,
- cheap ,
- chic ,
- clamant ,
- clean ,
- clear ,
- cobwebby ,
- comfortable ,
- complain ,
- complete ,
- complimentary ,
- conduct ,
- conscientious ,
- consecutive ,
- consummate ,
- contact ,
- convinced ,
- costless ,
- crashing ,
- crude ,
- crystal clear ,
- crystalline ,
- daring ,
- dauntless ,
- dazzling ,
- deaden ,
- dependable ,
- destitute ,
- detached ,
- detectable ,
- devoid ,
- diaphanous ,
- diminutive ,
- dire ,
- directly ,
- direful ,
- discharge ,
- disembarrass ,
- disengage ,
- disgustful ,
- disgusting ,
- dislodge ,
- distasteful ,
- dog ,
- double-dyed ,
- dramatic ,
- dread ,
- dreaded ,
- dull ,
- earnest ,
- earthy ,
- easily ,
- easygoing ,
- edgy ,
- engineer ,
- erect ,
- everlasting ,
- evident ,
- evidently ,
- excessive ,
- exempt ,
- exigent ,
- existent ,
- exorbitant ,
- exposed ,
- extortionate ,
- extravagant ,
- exuberant ,
- fair ,
- fast-growing ,
- fearful ,
- fearless ,
- fearsome ,
- field ,
- fiery ,
- filmy ,
- fire ,
- flagitious ,
- flame ,
- flash ,
- flat ,
- flip ,
- fore ,
- forrad ,
- forrader ,
- forrard ,
- forth ,
- forthrightly ,
- forward-moving ,
- forwards ,
- foul ,
- frankfurter ,
- free people ,
- free-spoken ,
- freshly ,
- frightening ,
- frightful ,
- frightfully ,
- frontward ,
- frontwards ,
- fucking ,
- fulgent ,
- full-strength ,
- garish ,
- gaudy ,
- gauze-like ,
- gauzy ,
- gentle ,
- genuine ,
- gimcrack ,
- give ,
- give up ,
- glary ,
- good ,
- good-hearted ,
- gossamer ,
- grade ,
- gratis ,
- gratuitous ,
- great ,
- grievous ,
- guide ,
- hardy ,
- head ,
- heady ,
- heterosexual ,
- heterosexual person ,
- hideous ,
- high-strung ,
- highly strung ,
- hitting ,
- homely ,
- honestly ,
- honorable ,
- horrendous ,
- horrible ,
- horrid ,
- horrific ,
- horrifying ,
- hot dog ,
- hotdog ,
- hurt ,
- ignominious ,
- ill-bred ,
- ill-famed ,
- ill-mannered ,
- impertinent ,
- impinging ,
- impish ,
- implike ,
- in a flash ,
- inglorious ,
- innate ,
- innocent ,
- insistent ,
- insolent ,
- instant ,
- instantaneously ,
- instantly ,
- instinctive ,
- intrepid ,
- invigorated ,
- irreverent ,
- jazzy ,
- jittery ,
- judicious ,
- jumpy ,
- just ,
- kick ,
- kindly ,
- knit ,
- knit stitch ,
- knowing ,
- kvetch ,
- lead ,
- leisurely ,
- liberal ,
- liberate ,
- lifelike ,
- light ,
- lilliputian ,
- limpid ,
- lineal ,
- literal ,
- loathly ,
- loathsome ,
- loose ,
- loud ,
- lowbred ,
- lucid ,
- lurid ,
- majuscule ,
- maneuver ,
- manifest ,
- manifestly ,
- manoeuver ,
- manoeuvre ,
- mastermind ,
- material ,
- megascopic ,
- membership ,
- meretricious ,
- midget ,
- mischievous ,
- monstrous ,
- naif ,
- nasty ,
- neat ,
- new ,
- newly ,
- nonsensitive ,
- novel ,
- numb ,
- obviously ,
- one-on-one ,
- onward ,
- onwards ,
- open air ,
- open up ,
- opened ,
- opprobrious ,
- orchestrate ,
- order ,
- organise ,
- organize ,
- ostensible ,
- out-of-doors ,
- outdoors ,
- outrank ,
- outstanding ,
- overbold ,
- overstrung ,
- overt ,
- painful ,
- painstaking ,
- palpable ,
- patent ,
- patently ,
- pellucid ,
- perfect ,
- petite ,
- pixilated ,
- place ,
- plain stitch ,
- plainly ,
- point ,
- point-blank ,
- porcine ,
- positive ,
- postmark ,
- pragmatic ,
- pragmatical ,
- prankish ,
- pretentious ,
- primitive ,
- prominent ,
- promiscuous ,
- prosaic ,
- prosperous ,
- puckish ,
- pure ,
- push ,
- pushful ,
- put on the line ,
- question of fact ,
- quetch ,
- range ,
- rank and file ,
- rate ,
- rattling ,
- raw ,
- real number ,
- really ,
- receipts ,
- receptive ,
- refreshed ,
- refreshful ,
- refreshing ,
- reinvigorated ,
- release ,
- reliable ,
- relieve ,
- relinquish ,
- repellant ,
- repellent ,
- repelling ,
- resign ,
- restive ,
- revenue ,
- revolting ,
- rid ,
- right-down ,
- risk ,
- salient ,
- see-through ,
- seeming ,
- self-asserting ,
- send ,
- send on ,
- severe ,
- sheer ,
- showy ,
- sinful ,
- skanky ,
- slow ,
- slowly ,
- sluttish ,
- smarting ,
- smartness ,
- snotty-nosed ,
- social rank ,
- social station ,
- social status ,
- sodding ,
- soft ,
- solemn ,
- sound off ,
- spare ,
- spectacular ,
- sporty ,
- spread ,
- spread out ,
- square ,
- squarely ,
- staring ,
- stark ,
- steep ,
- steer ,
- straight person ,
- straightaway ,
- strong-growing ,
- subject ,
- substantial ,
- surefooted ,
- surface ,
- sweet ,
- sympathetic ,
- tacky ,
- take ,
- take aim ,
- tangible ,
- tardily ,
- target ,
- tatty ,
- tawdry ,
- tears ,
- terrible ,
- terribly ,
- thorough ,
- thoroughgoing ,
- tiny ,
- tonic ,
- train ,
- trashy ,
- tremendous ,
- true ,
- ugly ,
- unadulterated ,
- unbent ,
- unblock ,
- unblushing ,
- unbowed ,
- uncivil ,
- uncoiled ,
- unconscionable ,
- uncultivated ,
- uncultured ,
- undecided ,
- undefendable ,
- undefended ,
- underbred ,
- undetermined ,
- unembellished ,
- unenlightened ,
- unexclusive ,
- unfastened ,
- unfearing ,
- unfermented ,
- unfold ,
- unfreeze ,
- unholy ,
- uninitiate ,
- uninitiated ,
- uninstructed ,
- unlimited ,
- unloose ,
- unloosen ,
- unmannered ,
- unmannerly ,
- unmediated ,
- unmingled ,
- unmistakable ,
- unmixed ,
- unornamented ,
- unpatterned ,
- unresolved ,
- unsloped ,
- unspeakable ,
- unused ,
- unvarnished ,
- upper-case letter ,
- uppercase ,
- upright piano ,
- uptight ,
- usurious ,
- utter ,
- vaporous ,
- vapourous ,
- venturesome ,
- venturous ,
- verbatim ,
- veridical ,
- vertical ,
- very ,
- vocal ,
- voguish ,
- vulgar ,
- wanton ,
- washington ,
- weenie ,
- weeping ,
- well-fixed ,
- well-heeled ,
- well-off ,
- well-situated ,
- well-to-do ,
- wiener ,
- wienerwurst ,
- wise to ,
- working capital ,
- yokelish ,
- yucky .
How to use "Bare-faced" in context?
When most people think of bare-faced, they probably think of someone who is extremely foolish or disrespectful. But in some contexts, bare-faced can be a term of admiration. For example, a bare-faced liar is someone who is shamelessly lying and doesn't care what others think of them. Bare-facedness can also be seen as a quality inleaders or other powerful people. They may be unafraid to take risks or expose themselves to criticism.
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