How to spell NFRONT correctly?

The misspelling "nfront" can be corrected to "in front", which means situated or positioned at the forward part of something. This simple fix ensures clarity and proper usage when referring to a specific location or position relative to an object or a person.

• affront It was an affront to his dignity when he was refused entry to the exclusive club.
• confront She decided to confront her boss about the unfair treatment towards her colleagues.
• frond
• front She stood at the front of the line waiting eagerly for her turn.

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