No. 1,123 in French

confronté

Faced or confronted.

In a sentence

Jean est confronté à un dilemme difficile.
Jean is confronted with a difficult dilemma.
Here, 'confronté' is used to denote encountering or facing a challenging situation or decision.
Dans sa carrière, elle a été confrontée à de nombreux obstacles.
In her career, she has been confronted with numerous obstacles.
'Confronté' is employed here to describe a person's experience of facing challenges or difficulties during their career.
Nous sommes confrontés à des choix cruciaux pour l'avenir.
We are confronted with crucial choices for the future.
The use of 'confronté' in this sentence conveys the notion of facing significant decisions or situations requiring careful thought.

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