Face-to-face argument
Meaning: A disagreement that happens in person.
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βThey had a "face-to-face argument."β
βWe settle the issue after a "face-to-face argument."β
βThe manager got into a "face-to-face argument."β
βA "face-to-face argument" often reveals emotions that emails conceal.β
βTheir "face-to-face argument" highlighted deeper tensions within the company.β
βThe politicians engaged in a heated "face-to-face argument" during the debate.β
Source: English Collocations in use Intermediate
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