confront

verb11 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0

to face a problem or situation without avoidance

to face something all the time or very often

to deal with a problem or situation in a very direct and determined way

to face something repeatedly over a period of time

to unexpectedly face a situation or person

to face a situation or person without any delay

to face something directly and with confidence

to face someone or something in a hostile or forceful manner

to face someone showing strong annoyance or displeasure

used to say that you have to deal with a difficult situation

used to describe suddenly or unexpectedly facing a difficult situation

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