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prep. 1 At or near the front part of (something). 2 In the presence of, in view of (someone). 3 Located before, ahead of, previous to (someone or something).
Usage examples of "in front of".
Instead of finding a connection to Elbryan at those times when she sat in front of the darkened mirror, Pony had found only despair at the stinging pain of her loss.
Sadye brought a hand up to brush a strand of hair from in front of her gray eyes, a gesture that told Aydrian just how much he had rattled the normally unshakable woman.
Instinctively, she hugged her arms close in front of her, almost an attempt a futile oneto deny the warmth that was suddenly flowing throughout her.
If they noticed her, though, they said nothing, and the woman ran on, coming up in front of the warship.
He stopped as they pulled their horses up in front of the great iron gates of the fence surrounding St.
Brynn walked Runtly around to put her directly in front of the Yatol, who sat upon a yellow nag, a horse too old to run away even if De Hamman had had the courage to try such an escape.
Brynn slammed the table, and Sir Mallon Yank rushed forward, as if to cut in front of Brynn.
She had no notes nor recording apparatus, merely two hands which she folded in front of her.
Feran tried to send his questing senses out into the Void again, but years of habit kept him from doing so in front of another man.
She recognized it as they saw the gaping gates rise out of the fog in front of them and beheld the tumbled ruins of the fairest and most magnificent city humankind had ever built.
The sergeant set out sentries and ordered a big fire built in front of the chapel.
He set his feet square on the ground in front of him, although he had to tap his right foot.
She was accompanied by her faithful companion Leoba, who knelt with head bowed a little in front of the Eagle.
He paused in front of the altar beside the chain fixed into the stone with an iron spike.
He sat down on a milking stool in front of it, began to peel off his uniform.