Happy
Out front
Out front adverb - Leading or ahead in a competition.
Happy and out front are semantically related in successful topic. You can use "Happy" instead an adjective phrase "Out front", if it concerns topics such as favorable.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- good and happy
- good and out front
- advantageous and happy
- advantageous and out front
- auspicious and happy
- auspicious and out front
- successful and happy
- successful and out front
- gleeful and happy
- gleeful and out front
- favorable and happy
- favorable and out front
- prosperous and happy
- prosperous and out front
Both terms in one sentence
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He describes being uncomfortable being this, as he puts it, "It was Greg's band." Greg however was rather shy and being the big muscular screaming guy out front kind of takes the spotlight, which Greg was happy to acquiesce.
Source: Literature / Get In The Van
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