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confronter

confront

k ɔ̃ . f ʁ ɔ̃ . t e
con together; with + front front + er Infinitive
verb Rare #39,626
confront Often used with a person or issue, or with "à" to mean "confront (someone) with (something)".
FR: Je dois confronter mon collègue à propos de ce problème.
EN: I have to confront my coworker about this problem.

Il vaut mieux être unis que de se confronter.

It is better to be united than to confront each other.

— La Vague (2008)

Je veux confronter PK et tapasvi ji à la télé.

I want to confront PK and Tapasvi ji on TV.

— PK (2014)

Ziri a décidé de confronter Rima.

Ziri decided to confront Rima.

Ça s'appelle se confronter à la réalité.

It's called facing reality.

— Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain (2001)

Un soldat doit souvent confronter le danger.

A soldier often has to face danger.