Synonyms:
foreground
Meaning: the part of a scene that is near the viewer
verb
meaning of the word
Synonyms:
foreground, highlight, spotlight, play_up
Meaning: move into the foreground to make more visible or prominent; "The introduction highlighted the speaker's distinguished career in linguistics"
Usage examples
And in the foreground Lucille's face.
Be sure you come again soon, and put in a little more work on the foreground."
In the latter, going to the theatre and getting the tickets were shoved into the foreground.
The horse itself, in the foreground of the design, stood motionless and statue-like--while farther back, its discomfited rider perished by the dagger of a Metzengerstein.
To the westward the landscape is made up of exceedingly strong, gray, glaciated domes and ridge waves, most of them comparatively low, but the largest high enough to be called mountains; separated by canyons and darkened with lines and fields of forest, Cathedral Peak and Mount Hoffman in the distance; small lakes and innumerable meadows in the foreground.