11 uses
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Definition
to deal directly with an unpleasant situation or person
or:
to challenge someone — often by presenting evidence
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to challenge someone — often by presenting evidence
- We'll confront that man with his own words.Chapter 7 (97% in)
- The languages, your knowledge of geography-cities I've never or barely heard of-your obsession for avoiding the use of names, names you want to say but won't; your propensity for confrontation-attack, recoil, hide, run-all rather violent, I might add.Chapter 1 (72% in)
- One person I can confront, break if I have to ...Chapter 14 (10% in)
- Let's say I'm preparing myself for a confrontation I wouldn't avoid for anything in the world.Chapter 20 (14% in)
- And if Villiers was driving there himself, and if he was alone, there was no point in postponing confrontation.Chapter 24 (39% in)
- I believe in the shock of unexpected confrontation.Chapter 25 (47% in)
- Don't confront her; not yet.Chapter 26 (71% in)
- Their confrontation would be brief, the impact of the message startling, the threat inherent.Chapter 28 (2% in)
- Confront her.Chapter 28 (13% in)
- Confront her?Chapter 28 (13% in)
- And when confronted he would react in false fury and artificial anguish over the violence that had taken place in Seventy-first Street.Chapter 31 (97% in)
There are no more uses of "confront" in The Bourne Identity.
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