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View definitions for confronted with

confronted with

adjective as in charged

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All too often, she has written, “when confronted with overwhelming evidence that the person is innocent, they refuse to let go of the conviction, and they will fight for years through the appellate courts. They will publicly declare their belief that the person is guilty.”

From Slate

I’ve found that more overwhelming and humbling than being confronted with my own mortality.

From BBC

Confronted with a photo showing them together at a party, he denied that he even knew her.

From Salon

Instead, visitors were confronted with an “abandoned and empty warehouse” filled with drab props, with actors reading from an AI-generated script.

From BBC

Sen. Chuck Grassley reportedly fell completely silent when confronted with questions about the nom.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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