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Definitions from the WebTerm: long-faced Adjective (popular sense): Definition: Having a facial expression that appears sad, serious, or thoughtful. Example sentence: She walked into the room with a long-faced expression, which made everyone wonder what was on her mind. Related products on AmazonAdjective (local sense): Definition: Having a facial structure characterized by a long, thin face. Example sentence: The long-faced girl was often mistaken for being older than she actually was. Related products on AmazonNoun (popular sense): Definition: A person with a naturally sad, serious, or thoughtful expression. Example sentence: The actor was often cast in roles of the long-faced individuals due to his somber appearance. Related products on AmazonNoun (local sense): Definition: An exaggerated or overly serious facial expression characterized by a long face. Example sentence: His long-faced expression during the comedy show only made the audience laugh harder. Related products on Amazon | ||||
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