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frontrunner

[frʌntˈrʌnər]

frontrunner Definition

  • 1the leading competitor or candidate in a race or competition
  • 2a person or organization that is most likely to succeed or win

Using frontrunner: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "frontrunner" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The frontrunner in the election is currently ahead by 10 points.

  • Example

    The company is the frontrunner in the race to develop a new vaccine.

  • Example

    She is the frontrunner for the position of CEO.

frontrunner Synonyms and Antonyms

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Phrases with frontrunner

  • a competitor or candidate who is gaining momentum and has the potential to become the leading contender

    Example

    Although he was not initially considered a serious contender, he has emerged as a frontrunner in the race.

  • a competitor or candidate who is significantly ahead of the others and is expected to win

    Example

    After winning the first three primaries, he has become the clear frontrunner for the nomination.

  • a competitor or candidate who is not well-known or expected to win, but unexpectedly becomes the leading contender

    Example

    Although she was not considered a serious contender at the beginning of the race, she has emerged as a dark horse frontrunner.

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Summary: frontrunner in Brief

A 'frontrunner' [frʌntˈrʌnər] refers to the leading competitor or candidate in a race or competition, or a person or organization that is most likely to succeed or win. It can be used in various contexts, such as politics, sports, or business. Examples include 'The frontrunner in the election is currently ahead by 10 points,' and 'The company is the frontrunner in the race to develop a new vaccine.' Phrases like 'emerging frontrunner' and 'dark horse frontrunner' describe competitors who unexpectedly become leading contenders.