faceless

English

Etymology

face +‎ -less

Adjective

faceless (comparative more faceless, superlative most faceless)

1. Having no face
2. Having or revealing no individual identity or character; anonymous.
3. Having or revealing no individuality, personality or distinctive characteristics.

   I started working for a faceless corporation.

Derived terms

• faceless bureaucrat
• faceless man

Translations

having no face

• Armenian: անդեմ (hy) (andem)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 無臉的／无脸的 (wúliǎn de), 無面的／无面的 (wúmiàn de)

• Estonian: anonüümne
• Finnish: kasvoton
• German: gesichtslos (de)
• Icelandic: andlitslaus
• Ingrian: liitsatoin
• Italian: anonimo (it)
• Japanese: 顔のない (kao no nai)
• Lithuanian: beveidis
• Russian: безли́кий (ru) (bezlíkij)

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• Kyrgyz: ^{(please verify)} бөтөнчөлүгү жок (ky) (bötöncölügü jok), ^{(please verify)} жаксыз (ky) (jaksız), ^{(please verify)} бети жок (ky) (beti jok), ^{(please verify)} өзүнө таандык касиеттери жок (ky) (özünö taandık kasiyetteri jok)
• Lithuanian: ^{(please verify)} beveidis

lacking individuality

• Polish: bezlicy