to the fore

Meaning

to the fore

In, into, or towards a prominent position.

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Examples

All the chips are down, and the full power of The World and Star Platinum are being brought to the fore. Source: Internet

After the 2008 global financial crisis, and especially after the European debt crisis, the problems with TINA came to the fore. Source: Internet

As Prof. Kathy Brock notes in her fine essay, the global health pandemic has brought to the fore important issues about the fragility of democratic institutions in a time of crisis. Source: Internet

At this point, the multinational nature of Fighter Command came to the fore. Source: Internet

Clausewitz's broader thinking came to the fore following Britain's military embarrassments in the Boer War (1899–1902). Source: Internet

Connected to the fore shaft of the harpoon is the toggle head spear tip. Source: Internet

Words in the phrase

to the fore

Close letter words and terms

to the extreme to the final moment to the finale to the four winds to the full to the fullest