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1.
General English
formal
biblical
literary
To rise in opposition to; to rebel or take hostile action against an authority, person, or group.
2.
General English
neutral
informal
To encounter or face (a difficulty, obstacle, or challenge).
To be confronted by an opposing force, circumstance, or problem.
3.
General English
neutral
To be physically adjacent to or in contact with something, often implying rubbing or touching.
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