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You never heard anyone use the expression, in your face? No one but you thinks it means to physically assault someone.

get in (one's) face​

(redirected from get in your face)

get in (one's) face​

To confront and provoke one, as in readiness to fight, berate, harass, or argue with them.

get in someone's face​

[mainly US, informal]
to annoy or upset someone by behaving in a very direct or aggressive way

 

get in (one's) face​

(redirected from get in your face)

get in (one's) face​

To confront and provoke one, as in readiness to fight, berate, harass, or argue with them.

get in someone's face​

[mainly US, informal]
to annoy or upset someone by behaving in a very direct or aggressive way

Then you know it does not mean physically assault someone.
 
Then you know it does not mean physically assault someone.
It means you are verbally assaulting them and they can defend themselves if necessary. It amounts to speech with the implied intent of violence. That's why physical self-defense can be used when confronted by it.
 
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