ADJECTIVE
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marked by deliberate deceptiveness especially by pretending one set of feelings and acting under the influence of another
a double-dealing double agent
a double-faced infernal traitor and schemer
she was a deceitful scheming little thing -
(of fabrics) having faces on both sides
damask is a double-faced fabric
How To Use double-faced In A Sentence
- Avoid being double-faced in any area of life, as you don't gain from it.
- But dreams, after all, are dreams, and as we are busy producing double-faced politicians, there are no messiahs around to translate dreams into realities.
- The best examples of this was his tea matte alligator bodice top (paired with a green tea double-faced wool skirt suit) and the regally beautiful Coco Mitchell in a lambskin jacket and skirt with contrast stitching detailing.
- The double-faced clock is mounted on the front of the old fire station on Victoria Road, next to the town's bus station.
- A tall, thin, basalt head of Caelus Nin, Sumifan god of time and patron of the ancestors formed the sundial's double-faced gnomon and stood silent entry at the village's main gate. Song of Time
- His signature looks were all there; tartan ballgowns, blanket coats and double-faced cashmere sweaters and jackets. Times, Sunday Times
- Take a lace t-shirt with leather trim or the double-faced cashmere fleece sweatshirt embellished with lace. Resort Wear from Calvin Klein, Jason Wu and Marc by Marc Jacobs
- She separated it with a double-faced wall of bookcases, but kept the views of downtown clear with a large, open doorway.
- Key items are loose cotton zip cardigans or hoodies, loose-fitting jersey knit pants, double-faced Lycra tank tops and T-shirts.
- A tailored display of chevron print suede paired with a denim double-faced print pant added a touch of class to the age group.
