faced off Synonyms
faced off Meaning
faced off
to be in or come into opposition or competition, confrontation, a method of beginning play (as in hockey or lacrosse) in which two opponents face each other and attempt to gain control of a puck or ball dropped or placed between them, a meeting of opposing forces, a method of putting a puck in play in ice hockey by dropping it between two opposing players
faced off Sentence Examples
- The two opponents faced off in the boxing ring, their eyes locked in anticipation.
- The football teams faced off on the field, each determined to prove their dominance.
- The political rivals faced off in a televised debate, their words clashing like swords.
- The protesters faced off against the police, their chants of dissent echoing through the streets.
- The scientists faced off in the laboratory, their theories pitted against each other.
- The students faced off in the classroom, their arguments testing the limits of knowledge.
- The siblings faced off in the backyard, their playful rivalry transforming into a mock battle.
- The hunters faced off against the grizzly bear, their rifles poised and their hearts pounding.
- The authors faced off at the literary festival, their words weaving a tapestry of ideas and emotions.
- The dancers faced off on the stage, their bodies moving in perfect harmony, their souls intertwined in the performance.
FAQs About the word faced off
to be in or come into opposition or competition, confrontation, a method of beginning play (as in hockey or lacrosse) in which two opponents face each other and
competed, contended, raced, went out, battled,fought, vied, played, wrought, worked
No antonyms found.
The two opponents faced off in the boxing ring, their eyes locked in anticipation.
The football teams faced off on the field, each determined to prove their dominance.
The political rivals faced off in a televised debate, their words clashing like swords.
The protesters faced off against the police, their chants of dissent echoing through the streets.
