1. to face or meet someone or something in a challenging or hostile way
2. to deal with or address a difficult situation directly
3. to present someone with evidence or facts, especially to force them to admit something

Examples

• She decided to confront her boss about the unfair treatment.
• The protesters confronted the police at the barricade.
• He must confront his fear of public speaking.
• The detective confronted the suspect with the evidence.
• We need to confront this problem before it gets worse.
• The team confronted many challenges during the project.
• She confronted him about the missing money.