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Verb step to the fore has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebStep to the ForeDefinition:To take a leading or prominent position; to become the focus of attention; to assume a position of importance. Sense 1:Part of Speech: VerbUsage: PopularWhen the CEO announced his retirement, several candidates stepped to the fore, hoping to take over the position. Part of Speech: NounUsage: PopularDuring the protest, a charismatic leader stepped to the fore and encouraged the crowd to persist. Sense 2:Part of Speech: VerbUsage: LocalAs the competition heated up, one team member stepped to the fore and demonstrated exceptional skills. Part of Speech: NounUsage: LocalIn our small community, there are several talented artists, but one particular painter always steps to the fore with their unique style. Related Products: | ||||
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