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Meanings of confront people in English

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Usage of confront people in English
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Helen wasn't a native Iowan, which explained her penchant for liking to confront people.
Alpine for You
2
John's style was to confront people, make them back off.
Cold springs
3
Seeing her confront people so coarsely never gets less shocking.
The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest ...
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They have to confront people's misconceptions about the bill.
The Guardian
5
He seems to be willing to confront people.
NY Magazine
6
In the video, in which he was holding a gun, he said planned to confront people in Islamberg.
The Guardian
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Police in Arlington released the footage but with a warning that people should never confront people who are armed.
BBC
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Batts and other police commanders told officers to "hold the line" with rioters rather than confront people causing damage or threatening police.
Reuters
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As a big league manager, Torre always preferred operating at low decibels, without confronting people.
The Yankee Years
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Of all her old indifference that side which confronted people had always been the most sturdy, the most solidly built.
The Garden of Allah
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