overfront Antonyms
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Meaning of overfront
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overfront (v. t.)
To confront; to oppose; to withstand.
overfront Sentence Examples
- The house's overfront faced due east, capturing the morning sunlight.
- The arching window overfronted the grand entrance, inviting guests inside.
- The overfront of the balcony shaded the patio below from the scorching sun.
- The captain stood on the overfront of the ship, surveying the vast ocean ahead.
- A canopy overfronted the stage, providing protection from the elements during performances.
- The overfront of the building cast an ominous shadow over the street below.
- The overfront of the library extended outwards, creating a sheltered reading area.
- A large clock was placed prominently overfronting the town square.
- The overfront of the cave arched upwards, revealing a hidden entrance.
- The tower's overfront provided a magnificent view of the surrounding countryside.
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To confront; to oppose; to withstand.
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The house's overfront faced due east, capturing the morning sunlight.
The arching window overfronted the grand entrance, inviting guests inside.
The overfront of the balcony shaded the patio below from the scorching sun.
The captain stood on the overfront of the ship, surveying the vast ocean ahead.
