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Avid learner Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Meanings of the word face
Hi,
"A lust whose rapaciousness consumes Gaia hides behind a magnanimous face."
In my opinion the meaning of the word "face" in the sentence above is: The public image or outward appearance, not a literal face or countenance. Am I correct?
A.L.
refer: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/face
"A lust whose rapaciousness consumes Gaia hides behind a magnanimous face."
In my opinion the meaning of the word "face" in the sentence above is: The public image or outward appearance, not a literal face or countenance. Am I correct?
A.L.
refer: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/face
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avid learner In my opinion the meaning of the word "face" in the sentence above is: The public image or outward appearance, not a literal face or countenance. Am I correct? Yes.
- avid learner In my opinion the meaning of the word "face" in the sentence above is: The public image or outward appearance, not a literal face or countenance.
- Am I correct?
- Yes.
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avid learnerIn my opinion the meaning of the word "face" in the sentence above is: The public image or outward appearance, not a literal face or countenance. Am I correct?Yes.
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