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staredown Synonyms

Another word for staredown

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• noun (Context 1)

A tense confrontation in which two people or opposing parties fix each other with an unblinking gaze in an attempt to intimidate the other or force them to yield first.

Usage Example

"The two heavyweight boxers engaged in an intense face-off at the weigh-in before the championship match."

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face-off
standoff
showdown
confrontation

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