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Frontline
/ˈfrʌnt.laɪn/
Definition
1
The foremost line or position in a battle, conflict, or confrontation.
2
Personnel or roles at the forefront of an effort, especially those directly facing risks or challenges, such as healthcare workers during a pandemic.
3
The leading edge of an activity, movement, or development.
Examples
Frontline baristas deserve medals for surviving the morning caffeine apocalypse without spilling a drop.
As a frontline dad at bedtime, he negotiated peace treaties tougher than any UN summit.
The frontline coders debugged the app while the executives debated font colors in paradise.
Frontline gamers charged into virtual wars armed only with energy drinks and questionable life choices.