What's another way of saying "frontest"? [closed]

single-word-requests

I'm trying to come up with a phrase that could replace "frontest" in "Look at that man in the frontest row," as frontest is not officially correct grammar. I know I can say "Look at that man in the farthest back row," but I can't figure out a decent way to imply the opposite.


The word you are looking for is frontmost:

Nearest to the front; furthest forward.

‘we chose the frontmost seats we could’
Oxford Dictionaries

The opposite of this word is, of course, backmost.

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