Confronted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFRONTED 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 CONFRONTED

confront13 confronting17 confronts14

How to use CONFRONTED in a sentence

• Nor had they to go many stages before they found themselves again confronted with their adversary.
• He wondered how people act when confronted by the ruin of their hopes.
• He lay with his main army at Arpi, while Tiberius Gracchus with four legions confronted him in Apulia, resting upon the fortresses of Luceria and Beneventum.
• When the old battered hat and flour-covered coat loomed up in the gloaming and confronted her, she stared with terror.
• There I was confronted with Marshal Berthier, who held up a letter before me.
• But as he passed stealthily through the house a woman confronted him.
• Now, for Julia had taken her into confidence, and both believed in the love charm, she was confronted with another rival.
• It was indeed a most extraordinary face which confronted them as they advanced.
• He may well be pardoned for feeling troubled in the presence of a situation which had perhaps never before confronted a human being.
• When the Bolsheviki seized the power of the state, they found themselves confronted by a terrific task.
• Human experiences varied in localities because all sections of humanity were not confronted in ancient times by the same problems in their everyday lives.
• The canvas curtain, as she stretched out her hand to it, was suddenly drawn back from the other side, and three men confronted her in the open doorway.
• Whirling about, he confronted the beast once more, as he was gathering himself for a second leap.
• In the twilight of a summer evening, making a sharp curve in a road, about a dozen men confronted me.
• There was impatience in the eyes which confronted him.
• The absolute reliance with which he dealt with events as they confronted him.
• It grieved him that Ruth, confronted by a spreading ham, and Mr.
• The colonel felt very much depressed when he went to bed that night, and lay for a long time turning over in his mind the problem that confronted him.
• The army of Ulad was not yet ready to meet them, but one champion with his band confronted them at the ford.
• A similar problem now confronted the American general.
• The effect of this was that men were confronted with a singular dilemma.
• Katharine seemed instantly to be confronted by some familiar thought from which she wished to escape.
• Once before she had confronted him with that question, and he had turned it aside.
• Yet in the face of the raging tempest Marcus Antonius arose and confronted the assembly.
• It was a truculent young man, for all his politeness, who confronted Mrs.
• He did not reach the valley rim, but, instead, he found himself confronted by another stream.

Similar words containing NFRONT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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