face hostility
Frequency: 7.211.0 per million words
To have to deal with or confront hostility.
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- Young politicians often have to face considerable hostility from established rivals.
- She knew she would face fierce hostility if she challenged the current leadership.
- Upon arriving in the new country, the refugees had to face unexpected hostility from some locals.
- Despite his good intentions, the activist continued to face public hostility regarding his controversial views.
- In a highly competitive industry, new businesses frequently face stiff hostility from market leaders.
- He was prepared to face any hostility that came his way during the heated debate.
- The new manager had to face initial hostility from the team who resisted change.
- They decided to face the hostility head-on and address the concerns of their critics.
- Throughout history, many innovators have had to face widespread hostility for their groundbreaking ideas.
- The ambassador tried to mediate, but ultimately had to face the open hostility between the two warring factions.