Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
front-line
adjective
/frʌnt-laɪn/

Definition
The front-line refers to the most advanced or forward position in a conflict, particularly in military operations.

Examples
- The front-line workers during the pandemic are essential to our health care system.
- She served as a front-line leader in the project, ensuring that all team members were supported.

Meaning
It can also mean the most crucial or important part of a situation where the biggest challenges are faced.

Synonyms
- foremost
- leading
- pivotal
- critical