front
adjective [before noun] /frʌnt/Definition
B1 in or at the front of something: One of his front teeth is missing. I'd like seats on the front row of the stalls. a dog's front pawsGeneral location and orientation
(Definition of front adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -orientated suffix
- about adverb (ALL DIRECTIONS)
- about adverb (NO ORDER)
- about adverb (PLACE)
- along preposition (AT A PARTICULAR PLACE)
- anterior adjective
- every determiner (ALL)
- far adverb (DISTANCE)
- frontal adjective
- hind adjective
- left adjective, adverb
- left noun (DIRECTION)
- left-hand adjective
- nearside adjective
- offside adjective (OF VEHICLE)
- offside noun (VEHICLE/ROAD)
- on-site adjective, adverb
- point verb
- position noun (PLACE)
- spot noun (PLACE)
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