frontmost
- adjective
- /ˈfrʌntmoʊst/
- The frontmost seat was reserved for the guest of honor.
Examples
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The frontmost compartment contains emergency supplies.
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She always sits in the frontmost row during lectures.
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He quickly moved to the frontmost row to get a better view of the stage.
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The frontmost car in the race is leading.
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He quickly moved to the frontmost row to get a better view of the stage.
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The frontmost seat was reserved for the guest of honor.
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She always sits in the frontmost row during lectures.
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Etymology
The word frontmost comes from front meaning 'the forward part' and the ending -most, which you see in words like topmost. So frontmost literally means 'the very front', which is why it describes something that is at the front of a group.