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View definitions for up front

up front

adjective as in straightforward

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Example Sentences

And those are just the up-front costs.

From Slate

“It’s worth making that investment even though it’s a high cost up-front.”

The prince paid considerable amounts up-front when he took on the lease for Royal Lodge in 2003, which has meant lower costs for him in the longer term, making it less of an incentive to leave now.

From BBC

Despite some negative reactions to the re-tellings of Sweet Bobby, Kirat says she would rather deal with questions up-front.

From BBC

The transition has up-front costs, but the long-range benefits are huge.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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