facedly

adv

facedly

adv

Etymology From faced + -ly.

1

In compounds With a particular kind of face.

  • He straight-facedly told me that he'd been to the Moon.
  • She two-facedly advised Lisa about how to keep the boyfriend she herself had been cheating with.
Related terms
two-facedly

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