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fa·cade
/
fəˈsɑd
,
fæ-
/
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[
f
uh
-
sahd
,
fa-
]
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noun
1.
Architecture
.
a.
the front of a building, especially an imposing or decorative one.
b.
any side of a building facing a public way or space and finished accordingly.
2.
a superficial appearance or illusion of something:
They managed somehow to maintain a facade of wealth.
Also,
fa·çade
.
Origin:
1650–60;
<
French
<
Upper Italian
faciada,
Italian
facciata,
equivalent to
facci
(
a
)
face
+
-ata
-ade
1
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facade
1650s, from Fr. façade, It. facciata, from faccia "face," from V.L. *facia (see
face
).
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