I'm sorry; excuse me; I beg your pardon

regarding; with regard to; as far as something is concerned

absolute; unconditional

to face; to confront

the other person, side, or party

party (loanword)

relative; comparative; in a relative manner

a person one competes against in a contest, game, or fight; rival or adversary

to target; to focus on; to be aimed at or against; in response to

The person or thing towards which an action, feeling, or thought is directed; an object of study or attention.

to oppose; to be against; to object to

pertaining to external or foreign affairs; oriented toward the outside or the public

to handle, deal with, or tackle a situation or person

to verify or cross-reference something against a source, standard, or original

to treat, handle, or deal with someone or something in a particular way

abnormal, strange, or suspicious

a conversation or a formal exchange of views between two or more parties

to deal with, cope with, or manage a situation or challenge

to compare two things to show differences or the state of being strikingly different

fitting, right, or normal in appearance, feeling, or state

across the street or directly in front

to withstand, resist, or stand off against an opposing force

to correspond to; to be equivalent to; to be a counterpart to

countermeasure for dealing with a situation

the quality of being directed at a specific target, purpose, or problem

(sports) (of two teams) to play against each other

used as an interjection when one suddenly remembers something or wants to change the topic

diametrically opposed or mutually exclusive in nature; describing a relative opposite

to link two spacecraft or vessels together in space or at sea

face to face

a couple; a pair

to point something directly at a target or object

to be on good terms with or to suit each other

balanced proportions or correspondence in size, shape, and relative position of parts on opposite sides of a dividing line or center

a portable, handheld two-way radio transceiver used for communication over short distances

to speak or sing alternately, especially in a performance such as cross-talk or a duet

to check or examine information for accuracy by comparing it with another source

opposition faction

to treat someone fairly, not let someone down, or live up to a standard or expectation

lacking symmetry in physical form, shape, or arrangement

to form a pair for the purpose of biological breeding or marriage

showing or feeling strong opposition, dislike, or ill will; combative

to be in a state of confrontation or standoff, especially between opposing forces

to focus (a camera)

the ratio of luminance or color difference that makes an image or display distinguishable, particularly the balance between black and white

concerning internal or domestic affairs within a country, organization, or group

dialogue in a movie or a play

A pair of rhyming lines of poetry, traditionally written vertically and posted on both sides of a doorway.

to look face to face