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head-on

adjective as in direct

adverb as in bang

Strongest match

Strong match

adverb as in headfirst

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He was driving towards Penally when he collided head-on with Mr Boyle, who was travelling in the opposite direction.

From BBC

Sean Cummings, assistant coroner, said Tracey Haybittle, 58, and Amal Mohamed Ahmed, 38, both died in a head-on collision after Ms Ahmed appeared to have followed "audio directions from her sat-nav application".

From BBC

And while others deferred to the Florida governor, Trump hit him head-on, demeaning and diminishing him.

From BBC

Thao has said that she is “working tirelessly for Oakland’s future” and that she has “tackled rising crime, homelessness and budget challenges head-on.”

Purchase whole, head-on finfish whenever possible, as they are harder to mislabel.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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