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forefront English

Learners of English as a second language usually know the word forefront once they have reached the level C2 – Proficient. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning forefront meaning

What does forefront mean?

forefront

— noun (= head) the part in the front or nearest the viewer he was in the forefront he was at the head of the column

— noun the position of greatest importance or advancement; the leading position in any movement or field the Cotswolds were once at the forefront of woollen manufacturing in England the idea of motion was always to the forefront of his mind and central to his philosophy

Synonyms forefront synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as forefront?

forefront English » English

vanguard

cutting edge

head

front

foreground

fore

rise of

prominence

leading position

front rank

forepart

foremost part

beginning

appearance of

Examples forefront examples

How do I use forefront in a sentence?

Simple sentences

At the forefront of our agenda has to be what is best for the citizens.

Movie subtitles

This place has been at the forefront of so many developments in artificial limbs.

I am no longer at the forefront.

In the forefront 12 survivors of the Battle a few of the few flying again over London the city they had defended.

It is my guess that Deputy Paul Barrass is at the forefront of the rebels, but I must be certain before I strike.

There are a number of things going through my mind to say to you right now, but only one is coming to the forefront.

Don't you remember how King David sent Uriah the Hittite into the forefront of the battle to die so that he might steal his woman, Bathsheba?

At the forefront of the civil rights movement.

But you're at the very forefront of what is modern.

This truth business, it's clearly at the forefront of goodness.

And in the forefront of this new age is, of course. the Internet.

To be truthful, by and large, the game is not at the forefront of my thoughts, Your Majesty.

Sort of in the forefront of our minds. we knew that these were things that went along with the job.

Youth is at the forefront of our movement.

We at Calnet strive to be at the forefront of these changes.

Many civilized nations still use outdated methods, but always at the forefront, the U.S. Post puts helicopters at the disposal of their modern postmen.

Set Uriah in the forefront of the hottest battle.

Set Uriah in the forefront of the hottest battle and retire from him that he may be smitten and die.

Still, when Gilbert gets his surgery, going on the Parade will be in the forefront of this town.

And the U.S. Of A. Plans to be. in the forefront of bovine miniaturization.

Of all the people in the world to be entrusted. with the forefront of bovine miniaturization.

But more importantly, they were at the forefront of 1942 technology.

I am at the forefront of technology. and you bring me the rear end of software.

Farrakhan has been at the forefront of the struggle to clean up the black man for 40 years.

We are the forefront of the Fatherland.

Well, we may not be at the forefront of aerodynamical mechanics, Mr. emperor, but I'm sure my men can rustle up an air filter from available materials. Wouldn't you say, Jim?

Where we've been falling down is in not keeping it to the forefront of our minds that in Gussie Fink-Nottle, we are dealing with a poop.

Well, we may not be at the forefront of aerodynamical mechanics, Mr. emperor, but I'm sure my men can rustle up an air filter from available materials.

With el Presidente's new campaign against the Barillo cartel their activities are being pushed into the forefront.

As a psychotherapist, Tobias was on the forefront of the self-esteem movement.

For centuries, the idea of replenishing the human body has been at the forefront of science.

They're at the forefront of a national polyamorous movement.

It brings up to the forefront, lucky them.

The men in Washington should be at the forefront of technology.

News and current affairs

It is heartening that several Nigerian senators have recently been in the forefront of efforts to strengthen the rule of law in the oil sector.

I say this as leader of the party which has been at the forefront of Britain's engagement with Europe.

We can still make good on the three Rio treaties, by putting people at the forefront of the effort.

Sonia Gandhi and her family should also take credit for putting at the forefront of their campaign a vision of an inclusive society, which rejects divisions on the basis of caste, ethnicity, language, and religion.

Through all this, Turkish women were at the forefront.

Argentina, Chile, and other countries could become high-tech agricultural producers, in the forefront of agro-biotechnology for example, if they put their minds to it.

STOCKHOLM - The looming global recession has brought government intervention to save failing companies to the forefront of economic policy.

For a number of reasons, America was in the forefront of this cultural revolution.

Knewton, an adaptive learning platform that personalizes digital courses using predictive analytics, is another company at the forefront of the data revolution.

In this context, the near ubiquity of mobile networks has created a new paradigm for sustainable development, putting technological advances at the forefront of policymaking.

The Danish Presidency will consistently put the common interest at the forefront.

These interests also help explain why Kenya's lawyers were at the forefront of protests against the corruption of President Daniel Arap Moi's regime in the early 1990's, but much less visible in the eruption of tribal violence this past year.

Today, the issue has returned to the forefront because of a new fight against racial discrimination, which appears to require more accurate measures of social inequality.

Germany needs three or four big banks to take their place among Europe's market leaders and be at the forefront of the consolidation process.

The system cannot survive in its present form, and the US has more to lose by not being in the forefront of reforming it.

Asia is also at the forefront of innovative energy technology and policy efforts.

Ban generously and inspiringly offered his support to the brave youth leaders in both countries who are at the forefront of the political changes set in motion this year.

Ultimately, China views its military, civil, and commercial space programs as being at the forefront of its national defense, economic development, and geostrategic influence.

It is time to place principle back at the forefront of policy.

Indeed, it put the EU at the forefront of efforts to liberalize and regulate international trade, enabling us to reap the full benefits of globalization.

But, more interestingly, the nuclear boom is not global: Brazil is at the forefront in Latin America, while the fastest development is occurring in Asia, mostly in China and India.

State-owned energy companies in Brazil, China, and India are at the forefront of high-carbon exploration.

The automobile and electrical engineering industries have been at the forefront of the bazaar economy.

And ample spending on research and development, together with an unrelenting drive to be at the forefront of technological innovation, implies a brisk pace of innovation.

And Germany, the Scandinavian countries, and the UK may be at the forefront of the fight against climate change.

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has similarly surged to the forefront of global problem solving, putting forward a bold action plan on climate change and proposing new and practical means to address the MDGs.

Third, a Democratic administration has said it will put climate change at the forefront of its global policy concerns.