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Sentence examples for head-on from inspiring English sources

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head-on

adjective

Direct, abrupt, blunt or unequivocal; not prevaricating.

A head-on approach to a problem

synonyms

frontal

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"head-on" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it as an adjective to describe a direct or confrontational action or situation. For example, "He was not afraid to tackle the problem head-on."

Exact(19)

Confronting it head-on stung.

1

The New York Times

Confront emotions head-on.

2

Harvard University

Head-on, writes G.

3

Harvard University

He met all challenges head-on.

4

The New York Times

They need to be challenged head-on.

5

The New York Times

Can a head-on collision be avoided?

6

The Economist

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Now head on out".

1

The New Yorker

His head on these pillows.

2

The New Yorker

So take them head on.

3

Independent

Buck met me head on.

4

The New Yorker

Body, head on northeast.

5

Harvard University

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