present a front
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To show a particular quality or attitude to others.
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- The board chose to present a united front to reassure investors.
- She presented a brave front, but everyone could see the strain.
- In public, the partners present a common front despite private disagreements.
- The spokesperson presented a professional front to the media during the crisis.
- We must present a strong front against corruption and intimidation.
- They are presenting a friendly front to attract new volunteers.
- The team will present a cohesive front at tomorrow’s press conference.
- A calm front was presented to staff while negotiations continued behind the scenes.
- Even under pressure, the committee presents a consistent front to avoid speculation.
- Online, he presents a false front, which hides his anxiety.