Confront
Confront verb - To oppose (something hostile or dangerous) with firmness or courage.
Go through and confront are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Go through" instead a verb "Confront".
Go through
Go through verb - Go across or through.
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Synonyms for Go through
Confront and go through are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Confront" instead a verb "Go through".
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- Since the opponent can confront Troublemakers at a particular problem only once per turn, this can ensure that they have to go through another one just to get to the problem (and possibly its bonus).
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When the brothers confront each other about it, both deny it but Reese says he bought Malcolm some gay porn - making sure to go through several collections thoroughly for the best stuff.
Source: Series / Malcolm in the Middle -
A stunt early in the show forced contestants to become this in a "Fear Factor Fashion Show" to confront "fear of public nudity"; they had to go through a fashion runway routine completely naked.
Source: Series / Fear Factor
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