barefaced in Japanese
barefaced in Japanese is 白々しい — barefaced means shockingly rude and shameless, with no attempt to hide it.
barefaced in Japanese
白々しい
Pronounced: shirajirashii
What does "barefaced" mean?
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adj Shockingly rude and shameless, with no attempt to hide it.
"Mrs Biddle actually stamped that booted foot of hers. 'You rude, barefaced child!' she said."
- adj Done openly, with nothing hidden.
- adj Having no beard or other hair on the face.
- adj Not wearing a mask or any other covering over the face.
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barefaced in a sentence
- Mrs Biddle actually stamped that booted foot of hers. 'You rude, barefaced child!' she said.
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What is "barefaced" in Japanese?
"barefaced" in Japanese is 白々しい. barefaced means: Shockingly rude and shameless, with no attempt to hide it.
How do you pronounce 白々しい?
"barefaced" in Japanese is 白々しい, pronounced "shirajirashii".
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