| FRONT | Front
- Parts of Speech: Noun, verb, adjective, adverb
- Definitions:
- Noun: the side or part of an object that faces forward or is most often seen or used; the foremost part of something; the beginning or starting point of something.
- Verb: to be positioned at or near the front; to lead or be the first in a line; to confront or deal with a particular issue or problem.
- Adjective: located at or near the front; relating to the front part of something; directed or facing forward.
- Adverb: in or at the front; ahead of something or someone else.
- Pronunciations:
- Origin and Usage:
- The word "front" originated from the Middle English word "frunt," which means "forehead, brow, front." It has been in use since the 14th century.
- The noun "front" is commonly used to refer to the side or part of an object that faces forward or is most often seen or used. It is also used to refer to the beginning or starting point of something, such as a war or a movement.
- The verb "front" is often used to describe being positioned at or near the front of something, such as a line or a group. It can also be used to describe confronting or dealing with a particular issue or problem.
- The adjective "front" is commonly used to describe something that is located at or near the front of something else. It can also be used to describe something that is directed or facing forward.
- The adverb "front" is often used to describe being in or at the front of something, or being ahead of something or someone else.
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