1. second person singular present tense of 'front'; to face or confront directly
Usage: archaic or biblical English; rarely used in modern speech
2. second person singular present tense of 'front'; to be located at the front of something
Usage: archaic or biblical English; rarely used in modern speech

Examples

• Thou frontest thy enemies with courage.
• The house frontest the main street.
• If thou frontest this challenge, thou shalt prevail.
• The building frontest the park.
• Thou frontest the truth at last.