Forefront
Forefront noun - The leading or most important part of a movement.
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| new | new forefront | new point |
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- Digimon Tamers really brought all of the Adult Fear to the forefront but there's a subtle moment fairly early on that manages to be pretty terrifying: Yamaki, the main antagonist at this point, confronts main character Henry (10-12 depending on what dub you're watching) in a park.
Source: Adult Fear / Anime and Manga - Older Than They Think: invoked As the film points out, electric cars existed in the early 1900s, and at one point outsold gasoline cars, before easy petroleum, mass production, and the electric starter propelled gasoline cars to the forefront.
- At this point, Ryuko and Nudist Beach are the Good, Satsuki and the Elite Four, who had been running a brutal fascist dictatorship for the eventual greater good, can be seen as the Bad, while Ragyo and her minions, at the forefront of an alien invasion, are the Evil.
Source: The Good, the Bad, and the Evil
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Point and Forefront. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 16, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/forefront/point
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Point or Forefront. 2016. Accessed August 16, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/forefront/point.
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