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To be faced with something means to be: oppressed confronted in trouble confused
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To be faced with something means to be:

oppressed
confronted
in trouble
confused

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Confronted is what i would pick
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Answer:

Confronted

Step-by-step explanation:

Example: I was confronted with 2 hours of hiking.

I was faced with 2 hours of hiking.

The reason this is, is because when you substitute the other answere they don't make much sense.

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