confrontverb/kõfɾõˈtaɾ/mediumcon·fron·tarPortuguesEnglishEspanolFrancaisDefinitionTo face or bring face to face, especially for comparison or challenge.We must confront the evidence with the suspect's statement.She confronted him about his behavior.syncomparefacechallengeantavoidevadeCommon collocationsconfront the factsconfront a problemconfront an issueconfront someone withEtymologyDo latim 'confrontare', de 'cum' (com) + 'frons, frontis' (frente).Related wordsconfrontoconfrontaçãoconfrontanteconfrontável