Dared
Faced
Faced adjective - Having a face or facing especially of a specified kind or number; often used in combination.
Both words in one sentence
- While the genocide is eventually called off, the Brittanians seem to consider the Japanese "a dangerous, belligerent race" because they dared to fight back when faced with annihilation.
Source: Would Be Rude to Say "Genocide" -
Some had bled at Basra; some had intercepted missiles bound for the American navy; others had faced suicide bombers and IEDs directed by nominal allies; all had dared and done their duty.
Source: Literature / Cross And Poppy -
Flashback Echo: While being threatened by the Half-Faced Man, Clara flashes back to her first day as a teacher, when she threatened to have the whole class expelled and a girl dared her to go ahead and do it.
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