confront with



confront someone with something

to face someone with incriminating evidence, charges of wrongdoing, or criticism. The angry husband confronted his wife with the evidence of her financial irresponsibility. The police confronted Wilson with the witness's statement.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Samouel-Biblical Greek
Ortzi-Basque
LeightonLAY-tənEnglish
Kenney['keni]
Sutton['sʌtən]
PÁLPAHLHungarian