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forefront
[ fawr-fruhnt, fohr- ]
noun
- the foremost part or place.
- the position of greatest importance or prominence:
in the forefront of today's writers.
forefront
/ ˈɔːˌڰʌԳ /
noun
- the extreme front
- the position of most prominence, responsibility, or action
Word History and Origins
Origin of forefront1
Example Sentences
He added: "Those at the forefront of the industry... are best placed to know where to spend that money."
But on “Étoile,” the couple’s love of ballet finally comes to the forefront.
The chamber, more than any other group in Little Saigon, has been at the forefront of promoting trade with Vietnam, often at great personal cost.
A Department for Education spokesperson said the government was committed to "putting education back at the forefront of national life", which included protecting core funding for schools.
Rolls-Royce was at the forefront of pioneering testing and for the first time was able to establish a level of volcanic ash that didn't seriously affect the jet engine over a given timeframe.
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