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/frʌnt/
Meaning & Definition
noun
The forward-facing part or surface of something.
The front of the building has a beautiful entrance.
A position or area that is at the forefront of a situation.
She is at the front of the movement for climate change awareness.
The leading part or position in a competition.
He finished the race at the front.
verb
To provide or pay for something in advance.
Can you front the money for the project until we receive our funding?
adjective
Located at the front; situated at the forward part.
We need a front loader to move the dirt more efficiently.
Etymology
Middle English 'front', from Latin 'frons', meaning 'forehead, front part'
Common Phrases and Expressions
front and center
In a conspicuous position or in an important role.
front line
The most advanced or important position in a situation.
put up a front
To present a false appearance or attitude.
Related Words
fore
the front part or position of something.
facing
the direction that is in front.
Slang Meanings
To pretend or act in a way that hides one's true feelings.
He's just fronting; he actually cares about the situation.
To take the lead or be the face of something.
She fronts the band and sings all the leads.