face a demon

Frequency: 7.513.5 per million words

Metaphorically, to confront a deep-seated fear, problem, or personal flaw.

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Examples (10)

  • It's time for him to stop running and finally face his demons.
  • After years of struggling, she decided to face the demons of her past by going to therapy.
  • The former soldier had to face his demons before he could reintegrate into civilian life.
  • In his new book, the author writes about his journey to face his inner demons of addiction.
  • Facing your demons is the first step towards true healing and personal growth.
  • He knew he wouldn't find peace until he was brave enough to face his demons.
  • The therapy group provides a safe space for people to face their personal demons without judgment.
  • Will the main character finally face his demons in the final chapter?
  • She has been trying to face the demons of self-doubt throughout her career.
  • We all have to face our own demons at some point in our lives.