Confront
Confront verb - To oppose (something hostile or dangerous) with firmness or courage.
Experience and confront are semantically related in meet topic. In some cases you can use "Experience" instead a verb "Confront".
Experience
Experience verb - To come to a knowledge of (something) by living through it.
Confront and experience are semantically related in meet topic. Sometimes you can use "Confront" instead a verb "Experience", if it concerns topics such as undergo.
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- He also forces her to experience (on a deeper level) the lives of people like those whose letters she read while digging through Revenants computer core and in doing so, forces her to confront what shes done without the blinders her creators put on.
Source: Fan Fic / /SovereignGFC/Origins -
Tony's point is further proven when, after they all experience a vision in which Bruce Banner kills them all, they go to confront him, resulting in Banner's death when Hawkeye thinks he is going to hulk out.
Source: Comic Book / Civil War II -
This forfeits any experience they might have gained during this time, but also allows them to confront Things Man Was Not Meant to Know or other such things that might cause them to Go Mad from the Revelation without suffering their permanent effects.
Source: Tabletop Game / Dark Heresy
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