सच का सामना
/sət͡ʃ kɑː sɑːmneɪ/To accept and deal with an unpleasant or difficult reality without avoiding it.
उसने अपने असफलता का सामना किया और फिर से कोशिश की।
He faced his failure and tried again.
हमें सच का सामना करना चाहिए, चाहे वह कितना भी कठिन क्यों न हो।
We must face the truth, no matter how difficult it may be.
Often used in contexts where someone must acknowledge a harsh truth or consequence.
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💡Pro Tip
Cultural Context
In Hindi culture, 'face the truth' is often tied to moral integrity. Avoiding the truth is seen as cowardly, while confronting it is a sign of strength. This aligns with the concept of 'dharma' (duty/righteousness).
⚡Gold Rule
Usage Scenario
Use this phrase when someone is in denial about a situation (e.g., a failing relationship, a poor performance review). It implies a need for courage to acknowledge the facts.
📖Word Origin
The phrase combines 'सच' (truth) and 'सामना' (confrontation/face-to-face meeting). 'सामना' derives from Sanskrit 'साम्ना' (samna, meaning 'in front of' or 'opposite'). The idiom reflects the cultural emphasis on honesty and acceptance of reality in Hindi-speaking societies.
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used in both personal and professional contexts to encourage someone to accept a difficult truth rather than avoid it. It carries a tone of maturity and responsibility.