Definitions

1. noun

the outer layer or surface of a building, especially its front, often decorated or imposing

“The luxurious facade of the skyscraper was a testament to the architect’s skills.”

2. noun

a misleading or deceptive appearance or impression

“The company’s facade of financial stability was finally exposed when it filed for bankruptcy.”

3. verb

to present a false or misleading appearance or impression

“The politician was accused of facading the real issues of the economy.”

4. verb

to cover or conceal (a building, area, etc.) with a facade

“The old building was facaded to make it look more modern and attractive.”