In-your-face Definition

ĭnyo͝orfās, -yôr-, -yər-
adjective
Done, expressed, or presented in a bold, direct, and often aggressive way; confrontational, assertive, daring, etc.
An in-your-face conversational manner.
Webster's New World

Aggressively or blatantly confrontational.

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interjection

(idiomatic) An exclamation of derision and contempt.

I got picked for the cheerleading squad, and YOU didn't. In your face!
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In-your-face Sentence Examples

  • It's designed to be a bold, in-your-face expression of a man's sexuality.

  • J For Julian Sleeps is less aggressive, less in-your-face, but just as compelling.

  • They have always seemed subtle and understated where a trout is a little in your face.

  • If you are trying to create something new, different and unfamiliar, you may be ignored or mocked; you certainly will have a lot of doors shut in your face.

  • This is especially important if you have red tones in your face that will be highlighted by the bright lights.

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