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confront

[kuhn-fruhnt] / kənˈfrʌnt /


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Consuegra was surprised to learn that the group was confronted in a remote area along small keys just off Cuba’s northern coast.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now they are confronted with the niggling possibility that something similar could be happening on their side of the political spectrum too.

From BBC

According to Leah, once confronted face-to-face, the local mob left without incident.

From Literature

He also confronted issues ranging from labor to crime on campuses.

From Los Angeles Times

Across five novels and three story collections, Lauren Groff has merged wide-screen history with intimate stories about women seeking and confronting power, including in her latest spirited — and triumphant — release “Brawler.”

From Los Angeles Times