Pronunciation: /fɔːrˈhænd/
noun the side of a racket on which the ball is struck in tennis and similar games
A1 She hit the ball with her forehand during the tennis match.
A2 He needs to work on his forehand technique to improve his game.
B1 The player's forehand shot was powerful and accurate.
B2 Her forehand is her strongest shot on the court.
C1 His forehand stroke is admired by many professional players.
C2 The precision and speed of her forehand make her a formidable opponent.
adjective of or relating to the side of a racket on which the ball is struck in tennis and similar games
A1 She hit the ball with a forehand swing.
A2 He practiced his forehand shot during tennis practice.
B1 The player's forehand technique has improved significantly.
B2 Her forehand return was powerful and accurate.
C1 His forehand stroke is considered one of the best in the game.
C2 The player's forehand grip is crucial for maintaining control and power in their shots.
formal She executed a perfect forehand shot during the tennis match.
informal He's been practicing his forehand all week in preparation for the tournament.
slang Her forehand is killer, no one can return it.
figurative His quick thinking was like a forehand in a game of mental chess.
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