Confront and Fly

Confront

Confront verb - To oppose (something hostile or dangerous) with firmness or courage.

Fly is an antonym for confront.

Fly

Fly verb - To hasten away from something dangerous or frightening.
Usage example: no one in the movies ever thinks to fly from the ax murderer and immediately call the police

Confront is an antonym for fly in topics: escape, take to the air, run or pass swiftly.

Nearby Words: flying, flyer

Common collocations

people confront people fly people
time confront time fly time
way confront way fly way
times confront times fly times
Other words: enemies.

Both words in one sentence

  • At the end of the episode after they finally confront the critic, Spanky calls a flying kangaroo to fly him out of the window.
  • Cutscene Incompetence While less blindingly obvious, the other classes also have other methods of avoiding damage from the fall, even if they couldn't immediately fly back up to confront the monster again the way a Druid can.
  • Film / Iron Man When Rhodes sees Tony fly off in the Iron Man armor to confront Stane, he glances at the second suit of armor in the garage and pauses for a moment, and then says "Next time, baby," a reference to "his" future role as War Machine.
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