Definition of confrontational in English:

confrontational

adjectiveˌkɒnfrənˈteɪʃən(ə)lˌkɑnfrənˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l

Tending to deal with situations in an aggressive way; hostile or argumentative.
he distanced himself from the confrontational approach adopted by his predecessor
Example sentencesExamples
- They were all funny in an almost confrontational way.
- Such a confrontational argument does not gain much support among the Americans.
- We have guys with sharper teeth who are being more confrontational.
- No worker delights in taking a confrontational stand on the job.
- The solo parts are not notably athletic or confrontational.
- Faced with the French media on the eve of yesterday's opening time trial, Armstrong was more confrontational.
- Let's try to move toward a more peaceful set of relationships, less confrontational than we've been through.
- The report suggested case workers were concerned about damaging their relationship with her by being overly confrontational.
- She talks of her confrontational attitude toward them during the early days of her captivity.
- They've also co-opted the mocking, confrontational tone of bygone campus radicals in their tactics.
- Checking the facts seems irrelevant, even confrontational or counter therapeutic.
- Some officials suggested a less confrontational approach might reap dividends.
- Some who have tangled with the two women over zoning changes say they can be confrontational.
- Mitch is somewhat confrontational with Blanche, witnessing her delusions.
- This was the kind of confrontational work for which the Royal Court had long been famous.
- "This was not a person who was confrontational or combative."
- A more confrontational approach has been taken by the Vatican, with senior bishops calling for the film to be boycotted.
- My first books were about being very aggressive, very confrontational.
- Indeed, he has made his point, albeit in the least confrontational way possible.
- A young steward challenged me in quite a confrontational way.

Derivatives

confrontationally

adverb

Definition of confrontational in US English:

confrontational

adjectiveˌkɑnfrənˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌkänfrənˈtāSH(ə)n(ə)l

Tending to deal with situations in an aggressive way; hostile or argumentative.
he distanced himself from the confrontational approach adopted by his predecessor
Example sentencesExamples
- We have guys with sharper teeth who are being more confrontational.
- The report suggested case workers were concerned about damaging their relationship with her by being overly confrontational.
- They were all funny in an almost confrontational way.
- Mitch is somewhat confrontational with Blanche, witnessing her delusions.
- This was the kind of confrontational work for which the Royal Court had long been famous.
- "This was not a person who was confrontational or combative."
- Faced with the French media on the eve of yesterday's opening time trial, Armstrong was more confrontational.
- They've also co-opted the mocking, confrontational tone of bygone campus radicals in their tactics.
- Some who have tangled with the two women over zoning changes say they can be confrontational.
- A young steward challenged me in quite a confrontational way.
- Some officials suggested a less confrontational approach might reap dividends.
- She talks of her confrontational attitude toward them during the early days of her captivity.
- Checking the facts seems irrelevant, even confrontational or counter therapeutic.
- My first books were about being very aggressive, very confrontational.
- Such a confrontational argument does not gain much support among the Americans.
- A more confrontational approach has been taken by the Vatican, with senior bishops calling for the film to be boycotted.
- No worker delights in taking a confrontational stand on the job.
- Let's try to move toward a more peaceful set of relationships, less confrontational than we've been through.
- The solo parts are not notably athletic or confrontational.
- Indeed, he has made his point, albeit in the least confrontational way possible.

词汇	confrontational
释义	Definition of confrontational in English: confrontational adjectiveˌkɒnfrənˈteɪʃən(ə)lˌkɑnfrənˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l Tending to deal with situations in an aggressive way; hostile or argumentative. he distanced himself from the confrontational approach adopted by his predecessor Example sentencesExamples They were all funny in an almost confrontational way. Such a confrontational argument does not gain much support among the Americans. We have guys with sharper teeth who are being more confrontational. No worker delights in taking a confrontational stand on the job. The solo parts are not notably athletic or confrontational. Faced with the French media on the eve of yesterday's opening time trial, Armstrong was more confrontational. Let's try to move toward a more peaceful set of relationships, less confrontational than we've been through. The report suggested case workers were concerned about damaging their relationship with her by being overly confrontational. She talks of her confrontational attitude toward them during the early days of her captivity. They've also co-opted the mocking, confrontational tone of bygone campus radicals in their tactics. Checking the facts seems irrelevant, even confrontational or counter therapeutic. Some officials suggested a less confrontational approach might reap dividends. Some who have tangled with the two women over zoning changes say they can be confrontational. Mitch is somewhat confrontational with Blanche, witnessing her delusions. This was the kind of confrontational work for which the Royal Court had long been famous. "This was not a person who was confrontational or combative." A more confrontational approach has been taken by the Vatican, with senior bishops calling for the film to be boycotted. My first books were about being very aggressive, very confrontational. Indeed, he has made his point, albeit in the least confrontational way possible. A young steward challenged me in quite a confrontational way. Derivatives confrontationally adverb Definition of confrontational in US English: confrontational adjectiveˌkɑnfrənˈteɪʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌkänfrənˈtāSH(ə)n(ə)l Tending to deal with situations in an aggressive way; hostile or argumentative. he distanced himself from the confrontational approach adopted by his predecessor Example sentencesExamples We have guys with sharper teeth who are being more confrontational. The report suggested case workers were concerned about damaging their relationship with her by being overly confrontational. They were all funny in an almost confrontational way. Mitch is somewhat confrontational with Blanche, witnessing her delusions. This was the kind of confrontational work for which the Royal Court had long been famous. "This was not a person who was confrontational or combative." Faced with the French media on the eve of yesterday's opening time trial, Armstrong was more confrontational. They've also co-opted the mocking, confrontational tone of bygone campus radicals in their tactics. Some who have tangled with the two women over zoning changes say they can be confrontational. A young steward challenged me in quite a confrontational way. Some officials suggested a less confrontational approach might reap dividends. She talks of her confrontational attitude toward them during the early days of her captivity. Checking the facts seems irrelevant, even confrontational or counter therapeutic. My first books were about being very aggressive, very confrontational. Such a confrontational argument does not gain much support among the Americans. A more confrontational approach has been taken by the Vatican, with senior bishops calling for the film to be boycotted. No worker delights in taking a confrontational stand on the job. Let's try to move toward a more peaceful set of relationships, less confrontational than we've been through. The solo parts are not notably athletic or confrontational. Indeed, he has made his point, albeit in the least confrontational way possible.
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