Front and Theatre

Front

Front noun - A forward part or surface.

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Theatre and front are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Theatre" instead a noun "Front".

Nearby Words: fronted, frontal, frontline, frontage, fronting

Theatre noun - A building where theatrical performances or motion-picture shows can be presented.

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Front and theatre are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Front" instead a noun "Theatre".

full	full front	full theatre
common	common front	common theatre
public	public front	public theatre
legitimate	legitimate front	legitimate theatre
Other adjectives: entire, big, cool, main, personal, political, different, western.

Subverted in plays like Moby-Dick Rehearsed where the action is set on the stage of a theatre and the front few rows are kept empty so that the cast can use them as though they were in an empty theatre.

Source: Breaking The Fourth Wall / Theatre
In ACT Theatre's annual play of A Christmas Carol, the Ghost of Christmas Present sprinkles his torch incense on the front row of the audience.

Source: Breaking The Fourth Wall / Theatre
The US is an important aerial power there, but the focus is more on their struggles in the Pacific theatre instead of the Western European front.

Source: America Won World War II

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