The Weekly Idiom: In your face

Saturday, 27 May 2006

Definition:

Bold and aggressive

Example Dialogue:

A: That guy was really in my face.
B: Yeah, I think that he had too much to drink and was looking for a fight.
A: I’m not so sure. I think that just may be his style. He always seems to confront people in that way.

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amorsola tagaloy

The Weekly Idiom: In your face
Jul 24 2006 02:50:14

This thread discusses the Content article: The Weekly Idiom: In your face

wht should i do for that?

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liuxin15601

Re:The Weekly Idiom: In your face
Sep 13 2007 13:34:30

Should I use "in my face " or "in your face"?
Does "in one's face" have the same meaning?
Who can help me ? thank you

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Troy Curtin

Re:The Weekly Idiom: In your face
May 23 2008 04:18:42

I personally use "in your face" when I'm playing basketball with friends and I block a shot. It's not a nice thing to say, I only use it jokingly with friends. You could also use it if you prove someone wrong in an argument.

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