Meaning & Definition of word "Facing"

Facing

/ˈfeɪsɪŋ/

1. A surface that is oriented or directed toward someone or something.
- Example: The facing of the building was designed to reflect sunlight.
2. Material used to cover or overlay a surface.
- Example: The dress has a silk facing that adds an elegant touch.

1. The present participle of face; to confront or deal with something.
- Example: She is facing her fears by speaking in public.
2. To turn or be oriented in a specified direction.
- Example: The house is facing the ocean, providing a beautiful view.

Derived from Middle English 'facen', from Latin 'facere' meaning to do or to make.

facing the music:

confronting unpleasant consequences.

facing the facts:

dealing with the reality of a situation.

face to face:

in direct confrontation or meeting.

face:

the front part of a person's head.

confront:

meet (someone) face to face with hostile intention.

faced:

having a face of a specified kind.

Meaning: facing a problem bravely

Example Sentence: He was really facing it to get through that deadline.

Meaning: to show up or appear in front of someone

Example Sentence: I had to face him after the argument.