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confront
verb (confronted , confronting )
1 to face someone, especially defiantly or accusingly.
2 (usu confront someone with something) to bring them face to face with it, especially when it is damning or revealing decided to confront him with his error .
3 to prepare to deal firmly with something.
4 said of an unpleasant prospect: to present itself to someone.
[16c: from Latin confrontari , from frons forehead or brow]
confrontation noun
1 an act of confronting.
2 a hostile meeting or exchange of words.
verb (confronted , confronting )
1 to face someone, especially defiantly or accusingly.
2 (usu confront someone with something) to bring them face to face with it, especially when it is damning or revealing decided to confront him with his error .
3 to prepare to deal firmly with something.
4 said of an unpleasant prospect: to present itself to someone.
[16c: from Latin confrontari , from frons forehead or brow]
confrontation noun
1 an act of confronting.
2 a hostile meeting or exchange of words.
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