No. 2,567 in Portuguese
facadas
"Facadas" means "stabs" or "knife blows" in English.
In a sentence
As facadas no objeto danificaram sua superfície.
The stabs on the object damaged its surface.
Facadas is used to describe physical stabs or cuts made to an object.
Suas palavras foram como facadas no coração dela.
His words were like stabs in her heart.
Facadas is used metaphorically to describe emotional pain.
Ele descreveu as facadas no contrato como atitudes desonestas.
He described the stabs on the contract as dishonest actions.
Facadas is used figuratively to signify acts of betrayal or breach.
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