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pronunciation:
fruhnt
parts of speech:
noun, adjective, transitive verb, intransitive verb
phrases:
in front of
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Word Combinations (noun, adjective)
part of speech: noun
definition 1: the most forward part or side of something, such as a building.
synonyms:
forefront, forepart
antonyms:
back, backside, rear
similar words:
facade, face, fore
definition 2: the position or place at the head or beginning of a line, group, or the like.
He sat in the front of the class.
synonyms:
forefront, lead
antonyms:
back, rear
similar words:
cutting edge, top, vanguard
definition 3: one's bearing or manner in the face of difficulty.
He was sad, but he managed to put up a cheerful front.
synonyms:
countenance, demeanor, face, mien
similar words:
air, bearing, comportment, exterior, manner, semblance
definition 4: the area where military conflict occurs.
Soldiers were rushed to the European front.
synonyms:
arena, battlefield
similar words:
action, firing line, theater, vanguard
definition 5: frontage.
synonyms:
frontage
definition 6: the forward edge of a mass of cold or warm air.
similar words:
edge
definition 7: a person, group, or thing that serves to mask illegal activity.
synonyms:
cover
similar words:
cover story, façade, masquerade, screen, stalking-horse
definition 8: any area of activity; field.
the latest news on the sports front
synonyms:
area, arena, field
similar words:
sphere
Word Combinations  About this feature
adjective + (n.)front cold, domestic, eastern, northern, popular, western
verb + (n.)front park
(n.)front + verb tire
noun + (n.)front Help foot, salvation, seat
 
part of speech: adjective
definition: of, related to, or located in the front.
synonyms:
anterior, foremost, forward, frontal
antonyms:
back, last, rear
similar words:
headmost, leading, right
Word Combinations  About this feature
(adj.)front + noun brake, bumper, burner, cover, derailleur, desk, door, edge, end, entrance, fender, gate, hall, hallway, lawn, leg, line, newspaper, office, page, panel, parlor, passenger, paw, pew, pocket, porch, range, rank, room, row, runner, stair, step, stoop, suspension, tooth, walk, wheel, window, yard  [See all][See only the most frequent]
 
part of speech: transitive verb
inflections: fronts, fronting, fronted
definition 1: to face or look out on.
synonyms:
face
definition 2: to serve as or provide a front for.
similar words:
disguise
 
part of speech: intransitive verb
definition 1: to be facing in a specified direction.
a house that fronts on the river
synonyms:
face
similar words:
look, point
definition 2: to serve as a mask or cover for an illegal activity.
similar words:
cover
phrase: in front of