Phrasal verbs starting with "face"

To confront someone or something boldly and force them to back down through courage or determination.

To confront or compete directly against someone or something, often at a decisive or dramatic moment.

To endure or brazen out a difficult, embarrassing, or challenging situation until it is resolved.

Positioned with the face, front, or surface turned upward; also used informally to mean to be honest or confront something.

To accept and deal bravely with a difficult, unpleasant, or frightening reality rather than avoiding it.