forefront(n.)
"front part," late 15c., a Germanic-Latin hybrid, from fore- + front (n.). Originally of buildings, later of battles. The main modern sense ("foremost place in some scene of action") is from the military meaning "front rank of an army" (1510s).
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Forefront - Etymology, Origin & Meaning
"front part," late 15c., a Germanic-Latin hybrid, from fore- + front (n.). Originally of… See origin and meaning of forefront.
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