faced
Pronunciation: [feɪst]
Word
Context: "confrontation"
(verb) to have to deal with something important or difficult. When you are faced with a problem, you must handle it, just like when you see a big challenge in your life.
Example
She faced her fears and spoke in front of the whole class.
Example
He didn't face the challenge and decided to run away from it.
Example
What challenges have you faced this week?
Context: "positioning"
(verb) to have something turned towards a specific direction. If something is faced a certain way, it is positioned or oriented in that direction.
Example
The chair is faced towards the window so you can see the garden.
Example
The clock wasn't faced correctly and we couldn't tell the time.
Example
Which way is the painting faced?
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