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in face

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*in someone's face
Sl. in a provocative attitude, as if ready to fight or argue. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) Ted's a real pain. He likes to get in your face. He'll argue about anything. I know you are angry, hut don't get in my face. I had nothing to do with it.
See also: face

in your face (spoken)
rudely annoying you The reporter was in her face day after day, asking personal questions.
See also: face


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