Definitions for face saving
face sav·ing

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1. face saver, face savingadjective

   an act that avoids a loss of face (of dignity or prestige)

2. face-savingadjective

   maintaining dignity or prestige

   "a face-saving compromise"

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1. face saving

   Face saving refers to the strategies or actions taken by an individual to prevent damage to their self-esteem, dignity, or public image, especially in a social or public situation. It often involves avoiding embarrassment or preserving the perception of competence or respect in front of others.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of face saving in Chaldean Numerology is: 9

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of face saving in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6

Examples of face saving in a Sentence

1. William Lee:

   That high level of trade uncertainty is causing manufacturing firms to be reticent to make investments. That high degree of uncertainty is a drag on U.S. growth, the real issue is that China wants respect. China wants a face-saving way of coming to the table.

2. Shahzad Chaudhary:

   The U.S. wants a face-saving exit from Afghanistan, and sooner or later they will completely withdraw from Afghanistan, leaving the war-torn country mercilessly on its own fate, america wants us to fight their war, i.e. with the Haqqani network, which is purely an Afghan militant group. Regional powers should create a force for Afghanistan, which should play a role within itself for viable Afghan solution.

3. Mohammed Ali Shabani:

   Back (in 2012) there was a deal which was on the horizon, and there was a ramp off for all sides in a face-saving manner, this time the deal which was reached has been abrogated and the demands of the US go far beyond the nuclear issue to in effect demand total Iranian capitulation.

4. Seema Gupta:

   This seems to be a face-saving strategy to say something to the court.

References

1. ^ Princeton's WordNet
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