adjective
definition
Pertaining to a confrontation; characterized by, or given to initiating hostile encounter; in-your-face.
Examples of confrontational in a Sentence
On the show, Aames was often confrontational and, well - flat out rude and obnoxious.
In an era of ' progressive ' rock pomposity and 12-minute tracks, the Ramones ' back-to-basics approach was rousing and confrontational.
Other pupils provoke peers and are confrontational or openly defiant and sometimes physically aggressive toward adults.
Rather than adopt a confrontational approach to the local state elite, the Fon opted to sell off the land to Fulani graziers.
You don't want to become confrontational or cause any undue stress.
This is considered a confrontational pose.
From its incipience in the 1970s, punk was all about being individual - as well as shocking, confrontational and rebellious.
While black signifies authority, red can be taken as confrontational.
If a group is overwhelmingly large, but a traditional one-on-one date is too confrontational, two couples going out together on a date can be a nice middle ground.