Forefront Definition

fôrfrŭnt
noun
The foremost part or area.
American Heritage
The extreme front.
Webster's New World
The position of most activity, importance, etc.
Webster's New World
Forefront is defined as the thing that is the most important.
An example of the forefront is a topic that a politician wants to discuss first and in the most detail.
YourDictionary

The leading position or edge; the most advanced or newest thing.

That laboratory researches topics at the forefront of technology.
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Other Word Forms of Forefront

Noun

Singular:
forefront
Plural:
forefronts

Origin of Forefront

  • From fore- +‎ front.

    From Wiktionary

Forefront Sentence Examples

  • As a publicist he stood in the forefront of reform.

  • Lyell again was in the forefront of the progressive movement, and his work on The Antiquity of Man, published in 1863, gave currency for the first time to the new opinions.

  • This placed it at the forefront of technology and the Camborne, Redruth and Hayle area in particular became a melting pot of inventiveness.

  • You'll find information on the latest trends, allowing you to stay on the forefront of the craft industry.

  • While his good ol' boy charm and singing style made him popular with country music fans, it was his personal life that brought him to the forefront of mainstream America.

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Words Starting With

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