8 uses
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Definition
to deal directly with an unpleasant situation or person
or:
to challenge someone — often by presenting evidence
or:
to challenge someone — often by presenting evidence
- I don't get mad all that often, because of my fear of confrontation and all, but when I do get mad, look out.2 — October 1-5 (26% in)
- Moscovitz say I have issues about confrontation"if Josh Richter hadn't walked up AT THAT VERY MOMENT.1 — September 23-31 (81% in)
- Still, it's going to be tough explaining to Lilly why I won't be there to hold the camera when she confronts Mr. and Mrs. Ho, owners of Ho's Deli, across the street from Albert Einstein, about their unfair pricing policies.3 — October 6-10 (73% in)
- Who says I have a fear of confrontation?4 — October 11-15 (4% in)
- I mean, I know I have a fear of confrontation.4 — October 11-15 (8% in)
- I totally forgot my whole fear of confrontation thing.5 — October 16-19 (22% in)
- Her parents say I have a tendency to internalize everything and fear confrontation.5 — October 16-19 (76% in)
- You know, unassertive, fearful of confrontation, an internalizer.5 — October 16-19 (77% in)
There are no more uses of "confront" in The Princess Diaries.
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