to face someone square on

to face up

to face up to

to face up to someone/something

to face reality

My face turned white.

to face the music

to face with fait accompli

a face as long as a fiddle

to face a crucial decision

to face up to the facts

at face level

face-off

at face value

face a choice

to face a choice

to face a difficulty

to face Morton’s fork

to face problems

to be faced with ruin

be faced with

to be faced with a riddle

facile person

It facilitates comparisons

He’s facing more difficulties than one can pray over