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Meanings of confront death in English
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Usage of confront death in English
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She must not see Elizabeth, she must not confrontdeath in this awesome fashion.
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Peshmerga, which means those who confrontdeath, are the military forces of the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan.
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For, indeed, your majesty, it is easier to confrontdeath on the battle-field than to face it in the pestiferous atmosphere of a sick-room.
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Yes, The Iliad is about war … but when you confrontdeath, you confront the essentials, the questions you don't ask yourself in daily life.
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But the Islamic State gunmen's defeat of the peshmerga, whose name means "those who confrontdeath", has called into question their reputation as fearsome warriors.
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The Death Talker What We Need To Talk About When ConfrontingDeath.
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Who do you think that was marching steadily sternly confrontingdeath?
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Nearly every warrior who confrontsdeath prepares himself to die.
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I confronteddeath with a smile; I meet life with the wriest of wry faces.
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And confrontingdeath calmly, he now thought only of the danger that threatened his son.
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And how long and well it stood confrontingdeath.
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The experience of asking patients what they wanted, and of confrontingdeath in his own family, has changed his perspective.
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His correspondence was seized; he admitted his treachery, and was condemned to death, and in confrontingdeath evinced astonishing self-possession.
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"Every person confrontsdeath in a different way," Nicole said.
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It's clear that, as she confrontsdeath with grace and humour, the words are a kind of completion, mortality's ultimate balm.