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Words that come from the root frons?

The root "frons" is Latin for "forehead," but it is not a common root in English. However, there are a few words that derive from it, either directly or through related Latin terms:

Directly from "frons":

* Frontal: Relating to the forehead.

* Frontispiece: An illustration or decorative design at the beginning of a book.

From related Latin terms:

* Front: The forward part of something.

* Frontier: The edge or border of a settled area.

* Effrontery: Audacious or disrespectful behavior.

While not as common as other roots, understanding the meaning of "frons" can be helpful for recognizing and understanding these words.

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