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confront

[kuhn-fruhnt] / kənˈfrʌnt /


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When she confronted Ted about his actions, he claimed the “original plan fell through,” but they should “just enjoy ourselves.”

From Los Angeles Times

Unions can confront workers during breaks, before or after work, and even at home in front of their families.

From The Wall Street Journal

Congress in 2024, he laid out a vision for the Middle East based on lessons from the West after World War II, when America established a security alliance in Europe to confront the Soviet threat.

From The Wall Street Journal

The soldiers around us all stood up to confront the Confederates as they charged up the hill.

From Literature

But in confronting that uncertainty, Kocher said it is important to respond to outcomes, rather than possibilities.

From The Wall Street Journal