Pronunciation: /frʌntl/
noun a weather system characterized by a large, warm air mass and a cold air mass meeting
A1 The frontal of the car was damaged in the accident.
A2 She placed a small vase of flowers on the frontal of the fireplace.
B1 The frontal of the building had intricate architectural details.
B2 The frontal of the aircraft was painted with the airline's logo.
C1 The frontal of the cathedral featured a stunning rose window.
C2 The artist meticulously painted the frontal of the portrait to capture every detail.
adjective relating to the forehead or the front part of something
A1 The frontal view of the house is very impressive.
A2 She suffered a frontal collision in the car accident.
B1 The frontal lobe of the brain is responsible for decision making.
B2 The frontal assault on the enemy stronghold was successful.
C1 The frontal attack strategy proved to be effective in the battle.
C2 The frontal assault was meticulously planned and executed by the military strategists.
formal The frontal lobe is responsible for decision making and problem solving.
informal She got a frontal lobotomy to treat her severe mental illness.
slang I can't believe he went full frontal during the performance!
figurative The company's new marketing strategy is a frontal assault on their competitors.
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