head-on Antonyms
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Meaning of head-on
head-on (s)
characterized by direct opposition
meeting front to front
head-on (r)
in direct opposition; directly
with the front foremost
head-on Sentence Examples
- The car careened head-on into the tree, leaving the driver critically injured.
- The two locomotives collided head-on, derailing both trains and causing widespread damage.
- The opponents met head-on in a fierce debate, each trying to outmaneuver the other.
- The hurricane made head-on landfall, bringing torrential rains and high winds.
- The boxer stood head-on to his opponent, ready to unleash a flurry of punches.
- The two armies clashed head-on in a bloody battle, neither side willing to give ground.
- The ship sailed head-on into the storm, its crew bracing themselves for the rough seas.
- The students faced the exam head-on, determined to prove their knowledge.
- The hikers tackled the steep incline head-on, their muscles aching with every step.
- The runner approached the finish line head-on, his body fueled by adrenaline and determination.
FAQs About the word head-on
characterized by direct opposition, meeting front to front, in direct opposition; directly, with the front foremost
face-to-face, toe-to-toe, one-on-one,head-to-head, eyeball-to-eyeball,mano a mano,
No antonyms found.
The car careened head-on into the tree, leaving the driver critically injured.
The two locomotives collided head-on, derailing both trains and causing widespread damage.
The opponents met head-on in a fierce debate, each trying to outmaneuver the other.
The hurricane made head-on landfall, bringing torrential rains and high winds.
