Meaning of ‘Confront’ in English

Confront

(Verb)

To face or deal with a difficult situation, problem, or person directly and often confidently, without avoiding it.

She had to confront her fear of public speaking to improve her career.

It's important to confront issues in a relationship to resolve them.

The manager confronted the employee about their poor performance.

He decided to confront the bullies who had been bothering him.

Confronting financial challenges can lead to better money management.

The team must confront the obstacles hindering their progress.

Face

Tackle

Address

Deal with

Handle

Approach

Challenge

Avoid

Evade

Ignore

Escape

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