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face-off

noun as in confrontation

verb as in confront

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Example Sentences

It is the first time the two teams will face-off since Sarina Wiegman's side lifted the European trophy on home soil.

From BBC

The unusually sedate gathering ended with Fury tickling the champion after the obligatory face-off.

From BBC

The face-off between Brown and Moreno is one of the most highly anticipated congressional races in the nation as the Democrats fight to retain control over the Senate.

From Salon

Regardless of her team's intent, Wednesday night’s face-off was never about Harris.

From Salon

Historically, the face-off between running mates hasn’t mattered in terms of the outcome in November.

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

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