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leading edge Definition

lead·ing edge (lēd′iŋ)

noun

  1. Aeron. the front edge of a propeller blade or airfoil
  2. ☆ a position of leadership, as in cultural or technological advances

leading edge Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • blade: Similarly, any nicks or dents in the leading edge of each blade will cost you power.
  • development: It is working at the leading edge of the development of Public and Private Sector Partnerships in the Post 16 Education and Training field.
  • world: They failed to realize that extreme rock and face climbing was one leading edge of world climbing.

Converse of object

  • share: In addition to the competition, WorldSkills provides an opportunity for sharing leading edge thinking about training.
  • explore: AI will always face the future and explore the leading edge of understanding and innovation.
  • offer: They offer leading edge and innovative solutions to the explicit needs of their clients.