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face-to-face
face-to-face
1. . Fig. in person; in the same location. (Said only of people. An adverb.) Let's talk about this face-to-face. I don't like talking over the telephone. Many people prefer to talk face-to-face.
2. Fig. facing one another; in the same location. (Used as an attributive.) I prefer to have a face-to-face meeting. They work better on a face-to-face basis.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Hannibal | | HAN-i-bəl (English) | Ancient Near Eastern (Latinized), History |
Norton | | ['nɔ:tən] | |
Louisa | | loo-EEZ-ə (English), loo-EES-ə (English) | English, German, Dutch |
SalomÉ | | sə-loo-ME (Portuguese) | French, Spanish, Portuguese |
Onfroi | | - | Medieval French |
Kaito | | kah-ee-to | Japanese |