φαινο-προσωπέω · phaino-prosōpeō — LSJ
show oneʼs face, put in an appearance, one must put in an appearance
show oneʼs face, put in an appearance, coined by Cic. Att. 7.21.1:—hence φαινο-προσωπητέον, one must put in an appearance, ib. 14.22.2.
The corpus record
φαινο-προσωπέω
phainoprosopeo
show oneʼs face, put in an appearance
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What it meant
Where it came from
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