Definitions
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- adjective Located at the
front ;foremost
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective preceding all others in spatial position
Etymologies
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Examples
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Jumper paused, raising his two frontmost forelegs, which seemed to be the most sensitive to new things.
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At the start, for example, in the shallow confines of the frontmost area of the stage, we see in crisp black and white what looks like a magnifying-glass image of a ranch-style, American den in the 1970s.
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It was at that point – my attention momentarily diverted from my crotch – that I noticed that I had suddenly sprouted a giant zit on the very frontmost tip of my nose.
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Right now: it's 6: 00pm on Friday, June 23, with us all meeting at the frontmost lobby of Morial Convention Center.
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It was at that point - my attention momentarily diverted from my crotch - that I noticed that I had suddenly sprouted a giant zit on the very frontmost tip of my nose.
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It was at that point - my attention momentarily diverted from my crotch - that I noticed that I had suddenly sprouted a giant zit on the very frontmost tip of my nose.
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It was only slightly deeper than he could reach without leaning over the frontmost row of stacked plastic containers.
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Since neither likelihood is absolute zero, perhaps the best policy would be to require unaccompanied children to sit in the frontmost row, where the fight attendants can see the children at all times.
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Since neither likelihood is absolute zero, perhaps the best policy would be to require unaccompanied children to sit in the frontmost row, where the fight attendants can see the children at all times.
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It was only slightly deeper than he could reach without leaning over the frontmost row of stacked plastic containers.
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