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Definition
to deal directly with an unpleasant situation or person
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to challenge someone — often by presenting evidence
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to challenge someone — often by presenting evidence
- If someone confronted him about it later, he would have his excuse in his pocket.p. 404.4
- Whatever the door concealed, he wanted to confront it bravely — or at least more bravely than he'd handled the Waiting Room.p. 339.9
- Sadly, no. The only way fears truly disappear is if you confront them.p. 378.9
- But who in the world wishes to confront his or her worst fears?p. 378.9
- He had confronted his worst fear, and now it was gone.p. 442.8
There are no more uses of "confront" in The Mysterious Benedict Society.
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