Definitions

front-page

[fruhnt-peyj] / ˈfrʌntˈpeɪdʒ /

ADJECTIVE

big-league

Synonyms

WEAK

big-deal big-time blue-chip chief critical crucial exceptional foremost four-star great high-power important impressive influential large leading major playing hard ball prominent significant

ADJECTIVE

heavyweight

Synonyms

STRONG

chief grave great heavy major professional

WEAK

big-time blue-chip critical crucial exceptional four-star high-power major-league playing hard ball serious strictly business

Antonyms

STRONG

happy inconsequential insignificant little minor small trivial unimportant unskilled

ADJECTIVE

important

Synonyms

STRONGEST

big major serious significant valuable weighty

STRONG

consequential earnest epochal far-reaching historic material momentous of consequence of moment of substance page-one paramount relevant salient seminal substantial

WEAK

decisive determining fateful grave heavy of note

Antonyms

STRONG

inappreciable insignificant little negligible small trifling trivial unimportant unsubstantial

ADJECTIVE

major-league

Synonyms

WEAK

big-league big-time blue-chip chief critical crucial exceptional four-star grave great heavy high-power major notable playing hard ball pre-eminent serious strictly business

ADJECTIVE

newsworthy

Synonyms

STRONGEST

consequential meaningful momentous relevant

WEAK

critical crucial essential far-reaching great influential material of note of substance paramount serious significant urgent vital

Antonyms

STRONGEST

insignificant unimportant

ADJECTIVE

top-level

Synonyms

STRONGEST

high-level high-profile

WEAK

VIP aristocratic distinguished esteemed famous first-class foremost four-star grand high-up honored illustrious leading majestic major-league noble notable noted noteworthy powerful preeminent prominent top-drawer top-notch upper-class well-known

Example Sentences

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Front-page headlines in national newspapers captured the wide variety of how Italians saw Mr. Berlusconi over the last three decades.

From New York Times • Jun. 13, 2023

Front-page headlines, cover stories, and word of mouth caused millions to try them, leading businesses and developers to ask how they could put the technology to use.

From Slate • Feb. 24, 2023

Front-page headlines make clear the papers' assessment of Sajid Javid's ousting as chancellor.

From BBC • Feb. 14, 2020

Front-page Los Angeles Times headlines from that time touted the operation in demeaning language considered acceptable at the time.

From Los Angeles Times • Nov. 13, 2015

Front-page reports on the case ring familiar today.

From The Guardian • Sep. 1, 2015

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