The plane or surface that comprises a solid figure.

The side of a thing that faces something else.

(old-fashioned) One's obligation or honor that one finds unshameful in front of others.

Any of the parts that enclose a room or house.

(figurative) A reality or situation that is hard to overcome.

(figurative) The state of a relationship or exchange being severed or discontinued.

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Soil, stones, bricks piled up in order to encircle a house or certain space.

An obstacle that hinders a bilateral relationship from being smooth.

Something that serves as an obstacle or is difficult to overcome.