Face-to-Face Epithets is a legal and rhetorical construct within the broader category of fighting words that specifically denotes personally abusive epithets delivered in immediate physical proximity, distinguished by their likelihood to incite immediate violence or breach of peace due to the confrontational context and direct personal address.
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