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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in the facade" is used in written English and it means the exterior of a building.
Example: The artist painted a vivid mural on the building's facade.
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The flaws in the facade are obvious.
Are there cracks in the facade?
Plants are growing out of cracks in the facade.
Cracks are beginning to appear in the facade.
But six games into an improbable winning streak, some cracks in the facade were on display.
It wasn't long thereafter, however, that cracks began to appear in the facade.
There do not seem to be any cracks in the facade yet.
Cracks appeared in the facade but there was little attention paid to repairs.
Despite such pressure, there is not a single crack in the facade.
We reduced the glazing in the facade, and we ultimately secured that approval.
The longer they remain on display, the more you see the cracks in the facade.
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