frontal
/ˈfrʌntəl/
adjective
- Relating to the front part of something, especially the forehead or the front of the head.
- The frontal lobe of the brain controls decision-making and personality.
- She suffered a minor injury to her frontal area after bumping into a door.
- The car's frontal airbag deployed during the collision.
- Relating to the front or forward part of a structure, object, or area.
- A frontal attack on the enemy position was planned for dawn.
- The frontal view of the building shows its grand entrance.
- The storm brought a frontal system that caused heavy rain.
- Direct and straightforward in manner or approach.
- The manager took a frontal approach to solving the team's problems.
- Her frontal criticism of the policy surprised everyone in the meeting.
- He made a frontal appeal to the voters, asking for their trust.
noun
- A decorative cloth covering the front of an altar in a church.
- Volunteers cleaned the ornate frontal before the Easter service.
- The church's frontal was changed to match the color of the liturgical season.
- The priest carefully arranged the embroidered frontal on the altar.
- A weather front, especially a cold or warm front.
- The warm frontal caused several days of steady rain.
- The meteorologist tracked the frontal moving across the plains.
- A strong cold frontal brought a sudden drop in temperature.