Confronts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFRONTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONFRONT, to face defiantly
• come face to face with (someone) with hostile or argumentative intent
• (of a problem or difficulty) present itself to (someone) so that action must be taken
• face up to and deal with (a problem or difficulty)
• compel (someone) to face or consider something, especially by way of accusation
• appear or be placed in front of (someone) so as to unsettle or threaten them

Words related to CONFRONTS

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How to use CONFRONTS in a sentence

• But in regarding the movement as a whole a much more serious question confronts us.
• This contradiction of the present certain effect and the probable future effects confronts the philanthropist at every turn.
• I awaken in the morning, and the first horrible emergency of the day confronts me at once, I have to get up.
• It is for the real earl to hide in just before he confronts Muddleton with the evidence of his crime.
• A question of definition, however, confronts us here.
• Now in this complex problem which to-day confronts us, no attempt has been made to state the primary facts.
• Too many centuries have we sought to hide from the inevitable, which confronts us at every step throughout life.
• I have no doubt that this exactly describes the condition that confronts numbers of traders in this country and other countries having the gold standard.
• And right here a difficulty confronts us which we must try to settle.
• But here a difficulty confronts us at the very start.
• System rises after system, and confronts him with what appear to be new questions and new answers.
• Very seldom do we decide a thing until it confronts us.
• It is a condition that confronts them, not a theory.
• But the problem that confronts us in Origen is that presented by his age.
• No cause for rude alarm Confronts us now, for lifted is the mortgage on the farm.
• Now this is what confronts the teacher whenever a student comes for a lesson.
• Marion, her hands behind her, her lips parted, her heart pounding hard, has darted to the broad door to the salon, and there, leaning against the framing, she confronts him.
• He calls on them because confronts the great loneliness of death.
• The extensive pile of buildings that confronts us at the outset was, as we know, erected by Mr.
• A hard problem, then, confronts the young man or young woman past school days and not trained for the right calling.
• Such, then, are some of the phases of that great work of social redemption which now confronts us.
• IV The housing question in Belgium confronts us with several novel problems.
• I believe that the only thing which confronts the heart and the reason is the shadow of that which the heart and the reason cry for.
• These general considerations I will ask you to regard as introductory to the grave practical question which confronts us.
• The portrait of David Lockwin confronts Robert Chalmers.
• Such prevalence of mental and spiritual disease is the sad fact that confronts every lover of his fellow-men.
• Thanks to my wisdom, Jerry has now safely emerged from the baby diseases, and confronts the world in a boiled shirt.

Similar words containing NFRONT without suffix s and without prefix co

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