How To Use Barefaced In A Sentence
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Working barefaced at a greater level of carbon monoxide and a lower percent of oxygen may be permitted when lives are at stake, so that operations can be speeded up and teams will become exhausted less quickly.
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I'm going barefaced all day trying to give my skin a break.
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Another positive sign: everywhere today we saw Iraqi police and soldiers walking barefaced among the people.
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We make things too easy for ourselves if we regard such a statement as a barefaced lie.
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This is so obvious and so barefaced and it is the chief irritation of the book.
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A woman today told how a barefaced burglar strolled into her living room as she watched television and walked out with her handbag and purse.
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When exposed as barefaced liars, they sit back and sneer, as if to say, ‘We lied.’
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Because he needs a good spanking, on the basis of barefaced cheek.
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I am wondering if a world crime tribunal sends him to the gallows, will this brave heart face the noose barefaced with the Bible in hand and with TV cameras catching his every expression beaming it live into many homes – I am sure some may definitely quip, what a beautiful sight that would be!
What a beautiful sight that would be!
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Lucien could not endure the thought of appearing barefaced in front of a stranger, especially a person of great status.
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After all, Damian had been beating around the bush for a good while - the barefaced statement of his affection, however, was just surprising.
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For the pro-war blood mongers to claim that they are the true supporters of our troops and that people such as myself of an anti-war disposition are not, is at best a ham-fisted attempt to take the moral high ground and at worst a barefaced lie.
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Getting out of that situation was the absolute nadir of my barefaced lying career.
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Once the area is reventilated, labor crews working barefaced can normally do any further rehabilitation work needed in that area. This allows the apparatus.
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Barefaced robbery, lies and immoral usury are the tools of the work world's greatest auction firms.
THE TARTAN RINGERS
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She kept her cool and dished out more than her fair share of barefaced cheek, in more senses than one.
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His premise was as brilliant as it was barefaced.
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When it comes to barefaced cheek, this thief certainly crossed the thin blue line yesterday.
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As for the glowing testimonials, John says they are ‘almost certainly barefaced lies or they are leaving out pertinent facts like they committed fraud to do the deals.’
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This is an unashamed, barefaced tax grab on the motorists of New Zealand.
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In each case, the town and the barefaced cliffs behind which the irradiated children survive are linked together through montage, drawing out an all-encompassing atmosphere of inhibition and isolation.
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Mornings were a time of barefaced lies and outrageous excuses.
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However, that doesn't mean you have to go barefaced.
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I think I still look pretty good completely barefaced.
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Wisdom vies with cleverness, banal truth runs alongside barefaced delusion; a pottage of self-contradictory homilies for the credulous and childish.
Times, Sunday Times
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a barefaced lie
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It is the parallel and barefaced cheek of their methods to keep hold of political office that really takes the breath away.
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Getting out of that situation was the absolute nadir of my barefaced lying career.
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Lucien could not endure the thought of appearing barefaced in front of a stranger, especially a person of great status.
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a barefaced hypocrite
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Lucien could not endure the thought of appearing barefaced in front of a stranger, especially a person of great status.
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Receive payment with utter disgust at the barefaced greed of today's consumerist society.
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Their demand for pensions deserves, said the national paper, ‘this week's, perhaps this year's, award for barefaced cheek’.
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While it took a certain amount of courage to not wear eyeliner and mascara, I cannot recommend going barefaced highly enough
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Add in personal self enrichment from expense fiddles, petty corruption and barefaced lying to that toxicosis.
Archive 2008-11-01
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It's barefaced robbery asking such a high price for that old bicycle!
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His nose changed from the natural copper hue which it had acquired from many a comfortable cup of claret or sack, into a palish brassy tint, and his teeth chattered with apprehension at the unveiled audacity of my proposal, which seemed to place the barefaced plunderer before him in full atrocity.
Rob Roy
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In the latter case the back strip may have a short barefaced blind tenon which is mortised into the upright, Fig. 278.
Handwork in Wood
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Unfortunately, going barefaced isn't always an option; after all, you need to look polished for work and special occasions such as weddings.
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Instead, the reconstruction racket has been characterised by infrastructure repair that never happens, overpricing for construction and barefaced fraud.
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But those who understand this issue will recognise that this measure is nothing more than a barefaced attempt at buying votes into the future.
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I've seen some recent pictures as well on a fire department website that show two guys in a bucket, venting a roof and completely barefaced.
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I am against terrorism in all its forms, but when a government is so barefaced in its terror of innocent civilians it sickens those who want peace to the pit of our stomachs!
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They will attempt every circumnavigation of the truth rather than state a barefaced lie.
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While the author isn't ready to throw out her Christian Dior lipgloss just yet, she strongly suggests that you give going barefaced and without makeup a try.
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I guess earlier experts, never thinking their specialty could be tainted with such a barefaced deception, never looked.
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The most barefaced collective silk stockings most strong on history is lured!
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Fall's face is more sophisticated than the barefaced sheen of summer - why Brown recommends that African-American women focus on evening out their complexions with foundation.
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There was only one barefaced word for Arncliffe - common.
FAIRYLAND
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But that doesn't explain Howard's continued refusal to do so or his barefaced and misleading claim that the convention doesn't require it.
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Here you cannot ignore, barefaced and brazen, the meaning of a ruinous global orthodoxy.
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Some people were having holiday romances: they radiated an air of barefaced sin and were itching to talk about it.
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This is one of the most barefaced and dishonest pieces of government trickery in living memory,’ he said.
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In its barefaced obviousness, an iceberg seems the broadest hint imaginable; but what is it a hint of?
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Now her morning makeup often consists only of tinted sunscreen, but the results have even caught the eye of a local liquor-store sales clerk who recently asked the barefaced beauty for identification.
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The cynicism and barefaced slanders employed in this campaign demonstrate the methods employed by the Bush administration and the extreme right in every sphere of political life.
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Not barefaced ground takes equestrian wind of the boss.
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At staring and saying nothing a barefaced man, unspectacled, starts scratch.
The Invisible Man
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We make things too easy for ourselves if we regard such a statement as a barefaced lie.
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This company has demanded that taxpayers pay for its barefaced attack on its own employees.
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Thus none could see their noses, and they laughed without fear both at fortune and the fortunate; neither more nor less than our ladies laugh at barefaced trulls when they have those mufflers on which they call masks, and which were formerly much more properly called charity, because they cover a multitude of sins.
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