Synonyms for confronted
con·front·ed

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1. List of paraphrases for "confronted":

   faced, matched, encountered

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1. Robert Rubin:

   Robert Rubin's proven that by always being employed, paying Robert Rubin taxes, never getting in trouble, never confronting people unless Robert Rubin Robert Rubin is put in danger. And that was one time, by one man, named Ahmaud Arbery. And actually, Ahmaud Arbery confronted Ahmaud Arbery twice.

2. Scott Walker:

   [ Gov. Scott Walker, R-Wisc. ] was confronted by a family of an undocumented worker in Scott Walker childhood hometown of Plainfield, Iowa during one of the final stops of his whirlwind presidential campaign launch tour on Sunday. Jose Flores, an undocumented immigrant who calls Wisconsin home, was accompanied by Jose Flores 13-year-old daughter Leslie and 7-year-old son Luis, both of whom were born in the United States and naturalized citizens … Shaking Flores ’ hand, Scott Walker said Jose Flores ‘ completely sympathize [ s ] with the situation you’re all in and others are in ’ but … ‘ The fact is, we’re a nation of laws, and unfortunately, the president last year, after saying 22 times before last year that he could n’t make the law himself, he said he was n’t the emperor … he decided to change the law even though the courts announced that you ca n’t do that. ’.

3. Bernie Sanders:

   It's disgusting, we don't want that crap. The Clinton campaign has confronted the Sanders campaign over the rhetoric. Former President Bill Clinton said Sunday at a New Hampshire campaign event that online supporters.

4. Brad Bailey:

   He can be directly confronted on statements suggesting that he may have in fact been pressured in saying certain things ... which could be devastating to the prosecution if the jury believes that.

5. Chris Kempczinski:

   Everywhere I go, I’m confronted by the same question, ‘What’s going on in Chicago?’ There is a general sense out there that our city is in crisis.