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head-on
[ hed-on, -awn ]
adjective
- (of two objects) meeting with the fronts or heads foremost:
a head-on collision.
- facing the direction of forward motion or alignment; frontal.
- characterized by direct opposition:
a head-on confrontation.
adverb
- with the front or head foremost, especially in a collision:
She stepped out of the front door and walked head-on into her husband.
head-on
adverb
- with the front or fronts foremost
a head-on collision
- with directness or without compromise
in his usual head-on fashion
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of head-on1
Example Sentences
Two children, their father and his partner were unlawfully killed when they crashed head-on with a car being driven the wrong way on a motorway by a suicidal man, a coroner has ruled.
“That aspect of things needs to be taken head-on because libraries fundamentally are constitutional organizations already,†Chrastka said.
Despite one very near-miss, Mr Woods did not brake or take evasive action as he collided with the Toyota head-on.
"Other AI bots are programmed to give politically correct answers to questions like 'Who's better, Congress or BJP?'. Grok, however, seems to lack that filter and appears unafraid to tackle controversial issues head-on," he adds.
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