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Meaning foreground meaning

What does foreground mean?

foreground

— noun the part of a scene that is near the viewer — noun (computer science) a window for an active application — verb (= highlight) move into the foreground to make more visible or prominent The introduction highlighted the speaker's distinguished career in linguistics

Synonyms foreground synonyms

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

foreground English » English

highlight forefront underscore underline spotlight proscenium play up front view emphasize emphasise vista stress signalize show off set off reaffirm purview punctuate prospect point up point pick up jurisdiction heighten head frontage front part of stage front forepart fore apron foil dramatise barnyard accentuate FG

Topics foreground topics

What do people use foreground to talk about?
States Location Here, there

In front of

Conjugation foreground conjugation

How do you conjugate foreground?

foreground · verb

Examples foreground examples

How do I use foreground in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The couch is in the foreground next to the table.

Movie subtitles

With you, Bertram, in the foreground.
We must do something about this foreground piece here.
Father said no one with such a background ever had such a foreground.
The strength of those foreground figures The firmness of the line.
I need something in the foreground to give it some scale.
Foreground my ass!
Great! Stay here in the foreground.
There were heavy red curtains half opened in the foreground, like an Italian theater.
You find the foreground, the little things.
Lieutenant, isolate the Cardassians in the foreground.
The foreground.
Foreground.
How is it you judge the distance between the foreground and the background?
You remember how those saints had very flat faces and the background was on the same plane as the foreground?
In the tower of the building in the foreground.
We could use long shots and keep the foreground in soft focus. without any pastel colors.
This man here who's sitting in the foreground.
Stay here in the foreground.
There she is,.the frightened girl in the foreground.
Would you please come back, 'cause you're right in my foreground?
I was into the foreground drama.
Tell me something. How is it you judge the distance between the foreground and the background?
The characteristic traits of these watercolors were small, stylized houses in the background, and in the foreground, people of a normal, realistic size.
I need something in the foreground to give it some scale!
From these details we can see how the inanimate goods claim the foreground, pushing the religious imagery to the background.
The front page will be a woman with a baby and FBI jackets in the foreground.
There is fur everywhere, and in the camera foreground excreted waste.
Yes. So why the sudden leap to the foreground?
And all of a sudden it jumped out at me as foreground.
In background natasha's marriage, and in foreground you and your heart voice.
I'm looking at the fire art from East Baltimore and I got a burnt Barbie in foreground.
Liza, I hope you don't mind if I foreground this paper.

News and current affairs

Most historians place leadership in the foreground of human history, with structural variables having conditional, not causal, value.
Regionalism has moved to the foreground of global politics - except in the US, where the two are seen as antithetical.

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