forefront

nounprominence

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Synonyms for forefront

noun prominence

Antonyms for forefront

background

More words related to forefront

cutting edge

noun. leading position

head

noun. front, beginning

leading edge

noun. forward edge

state-of-the-art

adjective. pertaining to highest level of development at time

Word Origin & History

late 15c., a Germanic-Latin hybrid, from fore- + front (n.). Originally of buildings; the main modern sense is from military meaning "front rank of an army" (1510s).

Example Sentences for forefront

She stood in the forefront of all women for him, just as Captain Anthony stood in the forefront of all men.

Nicanor and Nicodemus stood in the forefront of it and watched.

In all the writings of the time, the theological interest is in the forefront.

By now Chappy Marr had won his way to the forefront of his kind.

And in the forefront, with a laugh upon his lips, hewed Quinton Edge.

It is an aspect of the subject which has been in the forefront of discussion.

Evidently it was the man who had ridden in the forefront of the herd.

It was more strange that he did not dream of the matters in the forefront of his mind.

At this time Education was in the forefront as a subject of interest.

"Let's have a parley first," said Holgate, now in the forefront of the gang.