Confront
Confront verb - Present somebody with something, usually to accuse or criticize.
Usage example: We confronted him with the evidence
Present
Present verb - Present somebody with something, usually to accuse or criticize.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Hatsune is constantly exposed to dismembered corpses, attacked, tortured and almost violated by criminals and forced to confront traumas from her life back in the present day.
Source: Born in the Wrong Century - When it gets reactivated in the present it has to use an inferior body but it still manages to easily take down the first police squad to confront it during its rampage.
Source: One Man Army / Live-Action TV -
Follies: Two married couples who met in the glory days of Ziegfeld-style stage revues confront each other over their regrets for the past and unhappy present-day lives.
Source: Audience-Alienating Premise
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