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

Examples

• She confronts her fears by speaking in public.
• The detective confronts the suspect with new evidence.
• He finally confronts his boss about the unfair treatment.
• The team confronts many challenges this season.
• She confronts him about his dishonesty.
• The government confronts rising unemployment rates.
• The hero confronts the villain in the final scene.