Definitions and Examples of front, fore, face
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The side or part of an object that is seen first or that faces forward.
Example
The front of the building has a beautiful garden.
Situated at or toward the front; earlier in time or order.
Example
The fore part of the ship was damaged in the storm.
The front part of the head, from the forehead to the chin; to turn toward or be positioned in front of.
Example
She turned her face towards the sun to feel its warmth.
Key Differences: front vs fore vs face
- 1Front refers to the side or part of an object that is seen first or that faces forward.
- 2Fore describes something situated at or toward the front, either in space or time.
- 3Face refers to the front part of the head or body, or to turn towards or be positioned in front of something.
Effective Usage of front, fore, face
- 1Navigation: Use these antonyms when giving or following directions.
- 2Spatial Awareness: Incorporate these words to describe the position of objects or people.
- 3Writing: Utilize these antonyms to add variety to your writing and make it more descriptive.
Remember this!
The antonyms of rear describe the opposite direction or position of something. Front refers to the side or part of an object that is seen first or that faces forward, fore describes something situated at or toward the front, and face refers to the front part of the head or body, or to turn towards or be positioned in front of something. Use these words for navigation, spatial awareness, and writing.
