Confront (Verb):
- To face a situation that makes you uncomfortable or a competition.
- To say something to someone about something they have done that bothers you or oppose.
- Example: When people are rude to you, you should confront them.
Grappling (Noun):
- Hand-to-hand combat, Wrestling, Struggle (The sport of Hand-to-hand struggle between unarmed contestants who try to throw each other down).
- If you grapple with someone, you take hold of them and struggle with them, as a part of the fight.
- Example: Within moments, both were grappling and rolling on the ground, struggling for dominance.
Slugger (Noun):
- A boxer noted for an ability to deliver hard punches.
- A baseball player who is batting, batsman, batter, or hitter.
- Example: The Sluggers were trying to communicate with me.
Flatly (Adverb):
- Conveying a direct, clear idea firmly, in an unqualified manner.
- Example: "You have a plan," he said flatly, with a scrape of steel on stone (GOT).
Viscerally (Adverb):
- Based on deep feelings and emotional reactions, rather than reason or thought.
- Example: And the smell brought him back so viscerally, to a time when she loved him.
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