in-your-face
adjective
[ ɪnjəˈfeɪs ]
• blatantly aggressive or provocative; impossible to ignore or avoid.
• "hard-boiled, in-your-face action thrillers"
Origin:
1970s: from in your face, used as a derisive insult.
in one's face
• directly at or against one; as one approaches.
• "she slammed the door in my face"
in the face of
• when confronted with.
• "her resolution in the face of the enemy"
