frontline

/ˈfrʌntlaɪn/
adjective
  1. Relating to or situated at the most advanced or exposed position in a conflict or effort.
    • She works in a frontline role, directly helping people in need.
    • The frontline troops were exhausted after weeks of heavy fighting.
    • Frontline workers in essential services deserve our gratitude.
noun
  1. The most forward position in a battle or conflict where fighting occurs.
    • Soldiers on the frontline face the greatest danger during combat.
    • News reporters often risk their lives to cover stories from the frontline.
    • The general sent reinforcements to the frontline to hold the position.
  2. The leading or most important position in a struggle or effort, such as in politics, business, or social issues.
    • Doctors and nurses are on the frontline of the fight against the disease.
    • Activists are on the frontline of the campaign for climate change action.
    • The company's customer service team is on the frontline of handling complaints.
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