Confrontal
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Confrontal is a noun meaning The act of confronting.
Meaning
The act of confronting.
More Meanings
- That confronts.
Example Sentences
The large stone symbolizes the act of confrontal, and the small stones the act of being pursued.
By the constant encounters and confrontals of these Tests of the Golden Keys he is continuously “tried in the Fire” of the Ek-Klesia, which “proves every man’s Action, of what sort it is”; […]
Then the door of the elevator opened and a woman got out whom Marcy immediately recognised. In that moment of confrontal Marcy felt a strange sensation of guilt, as if she had stolen something and was being caught.
The Americans had proved themselves so eminently battleworthy in their first confrontals with the hard-pressing Germans that [Ferdinand] Foch wanted an American regiment attached to each French division as a stiffening element.
Word Forms
- confrontals
Synonyms for confrontal
Depending on context, synonyms include confrontation, confrontational, confrontative.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include confrontative, confrontational, confrontations, confrontation, confrontationist, combative.
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