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having the leading or primary position in terms of significance or rank
- As a renowned scientist, she was considered one of the foremost experts in her field.
- The company's foremost priority is customer satisfaction.
- He is one of the foremost authorities on ancient history.
- The safety of students is the foremost concern of the school administration.
- The country's foremost goal is to promote economic growth and stability.
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positioned nearest to the front of a ship
- Water rushed into the foremost compartment after the collision.
- The foremost mast was the first to catch the wind.
- He stood at the foremost deck, watching the waves crash below.
- The foremost cabin provided the best view of the open sea.
- The ship's foremost section housed the crew's quarters.
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coming before all others in order or priority
- The foremost chapter of the book introduces the main themes of the story.
- As the foremost runner in the race, she set the pace for the others.
- His foremost duty as a leader is to support and guide his team.
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