forefront
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4.8
- noun
- /ˈfɔrfrʌnt/
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vanguardia
- Social workers have always been at the forefront of work with immigrants.
- come to the forefront
- remain at the forefront
- move to the forefront
So it's a kind of you're at the forefront of research here.
- So it's a kind of you're at the forefront of research here.
- We would start a campaign, bring back Pop Tarts to the forefront where they deserve to be.
- All right, So let that be at the forefront of your Co parenting dynamic.
- But I don't think it's been in the forefront of many of our minds throughout this pandemic.
- So as you become present, awareness comes to the forefront.
- A disease that was whispered about before and we brought it to the forefront.
- OK, So anyways, going back to praying together, it put God at the forefront.
- And we are meeting those threats time after time with British forces at the forefront.
- And you're either at the forefront of that through media or you're not, right.
- And we'll get to that more in a minute by putting that mindset at the forefront.
- And I never got any credit for leading the forefront and the apology.
Examples
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Innovators are often at the forefront of technological advancements that shape our society.
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The concept of effective schools comes to the forefront through these studies.
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And Joe certainly is at the forefront of that.
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We work at the forefront of the scientific world.
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Our satellite network is at the forefront of our national defense.
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It's important to stay at the forefront to be a successful mentor.
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Community colleges are currently at the forefront of conversations about higher education.
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Maintaining scientific credibility has always been at the forefront of the research enterprise.
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For some time, Canadians have been at the forefront in the use of electronic banking.
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INSOL has also been at the forefront of efforts to bring international issues to the Bankruptcy Code.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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2.1
The highest position in a job or field
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1.0
The most important part or person that gets most attention
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3.9
The newest and most advanced position in a field like technology
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5.3
The most important product or store of a company that shows its best quality
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3.8
A position or role that gets the most attention
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3.7
The main person, thing, or idea that gets most attention
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4.3
The main place where people do the most important and risky work
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7.2
People at the front leading a movement or new idea
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4.2
A thing that needs the most attention right now
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5.0
A person leading a movement or attack
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4.6
The most important position with the highest priority
Antonyms
How Prominent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word forefront combines fore- ('before') and front ('front'), so it means the leading or most important place in an activity or field, like being at the front of a movement or the head of new ideas.