confrontal

Etymology

From confront + -al.

confrontal means that confronts. Lexicurio rates it Sui generis — a strength score of 87 out of 100.

adj

That confronts.“I have been in many of these overly structured and disciplined schools. I have noticed that in these schools of confrontal teaching, teachers and children seemed to be caught in a common grimness.”

noun

The act of confronting.“Traces of Caledonian intrenchments and hill-forts occur so numerously for miles in the neighbourhood, and in such positions of confrontal to Ardoch, as to indicate that the Roman forces made a stiff and prolonged lodgment here, and met a vigorous resistance.”