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Term: baby-faced

Part of speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Having a facial appearance that resembles that of a baby, typically characterized by smooth skin, round cheeks, and innocent features.

Example sentence 1: Despite being in his late forties, John still had a baby-faced look that made people underestimate his age.

Example sentence 2: The actress's baby-faced appearance allowed her to effortlessly portray teenage characters in movies.

Sense 2: Describing someone who has a youthful or innocent demeanor, beyond just physical appearance.

Example sentence 1: Despite being a successful entrepreneur, Emily's baby-faced nature made her seem approachable and down-to-earth to her employees.

Example sentence 2: Mark's baby-faced enthusiasm and optimism brought a fresh perspective to the team.

Part of speech: Adverb

Sense: Used to describe an action or behavior that is done in a way that suggests innocence or naivety.

Example sentence 1: The suspect denied any wrongdoing, but his baby-faced expression while talking to the police raised suspicions.

Example sentence 2: Sarah smiled baby-faced at the officer, hoping to avoid a parking ticket.