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faced facts

faced facts is the simple past and past participle of face facts.

Meaning of face facts

Verb

face facts (third-person singular simple present faces facts, present participle facing facts, simple past and past participle faced facts)

  1. To accept what is true, especially when it is undesirable.
    • The Home Member said they could not refuse to face facts and Mr. S. R, Das, Law Member, said the partial co-operation which had been received from the Swarajists in the House had been forced out of them by their minority position there.1828, The Indian Year Book, volumes 12-17, page 765

Questions about faced facts

What is faced facts the simple past and past participle of?
Faced facts is the simple past and past participle of face facts.

Words near faced facts in the dictionary

  1. facecloths
  2. facecrime
  3. facecrimes
  4. faced
  5. faced down
  6. faced facts
  7. faced off
  8. faced out
  9. faced the facts
  10. faced the music
  11. faced up

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