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The phrase "a really confrontational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is aggressive or likely to provoke conflict.
Example: "During the meeting, her comments were a really confrontational approach to the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "a highly confrontational" or "an extremely confrontational".
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This is a really confrontational measure that is usually applied in the classroom.
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There was something about it that was really confrontational in an interesting way. .
"That's strange, because it's not really confrontational in any way.
Now Paul says: "The next day he was at a dinner, and there was another old gentleman, who said to him, 'Well, I guess you're pretty proud of your sons for that movie.' My dad said he was, and the other guy said, 'Well, I thought it was pretty vulgar.' I'm sure my dad raised his voice, because he's really confrontational.
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Clayton Bailey's wacky cartoon narratives -- like that of a one-eyed brain in a bubbling vat -- are funny and beautifully made, but they are not really socially confrontational.
I'm not really into confrontational situations at all".
Isn't everyone?" She maintains, however, that she's not really the confrontational type.
Kerry's pronouncement seemed intended as a palliative in an increasingly confrontational region.
There is a difference between confrontational art and a confrontational person.
Others have taken a more confrontational approach.
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