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Confront

Definition:. Parts of Speech:. verb. Confront. To stand up to; to face boldly. Synonym: Antonym:. Resist, oppose. Back down. Sounds Like:. ?. I confronted the bully after school and told him I wasn’t giving him any more money. Definition:. Parts of Speech:. noun. Debut.

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Confront

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  1. Definition: Parts of Speech: verb Confront To stand up to; to face boldly. Synonym: Antonym: Resist, oppose Back down Sounds Like: ? • I confronted the bully after school and told him I wasn’t giving him any more money.

  2. Definition: Parts of Speech: noun Debut First public appearance Synonym: Antonym: beginning Closing, finale Sounds Like: bamboo • A famous actor decided to wear shorts and a tank top to his movies debut.

  3. Definition: Parts of Speech: verb To figure out; to understand; to get to the bottom of. Fathom Synonym: Antonym: Think through misunderstand Sounds Like: Atom Word used in a sentence I can’t fathom why you would want to buy those shoes when you already own a pair just like them.

  4. Definition: Parts of Speech: adjective Maternal Of or like a mother Synonym: Antonym: Motherly, protective ? Sounds Like: Eternal Word used in a sentence • Thanks to its maternal instincts, the wolf successfully raised the human child.

  5. A story; a detailed report Parts of Speech: noun Narrative Synonym: Antonym: Story, tale ? Sounds Like: ? Word used in a sentence • You’ll love reading the narrative of Frederick Douglass.

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