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Meanings of
headfirst
in English
With the head foremost.
headlong
Related terms
forward
Usage of
headfirst
in English
1
It is important that they come out
headfirst
;
I don't know why.
2
All those young people, felled in groups, falling
headfirst
into shallow graves.
3
A few days later, she skied
headfirst
into a tree and died.
4
The water may be too deep for us to jump in
headfirst
.
5
His arms shot forward, and he plunged
headfirst
into the tossing waters.
6
The Draw: The
headfirst
free-float makes up for the relatively low speed.
7
I must have gone
headfirst
into a tree and knocked myself out.
8
He plummeted
headfirst
:
My forehead took a direct hit to a jug.
9
I reached him just as he crawled,
headfirst
,
through the broken window.
10
Seconds later, she was flying
headfirst
over the top of the wall.
11
Making a run for the open window, he dived through it
headfirst
.
12
Straight afterwards I got bundled off the stage,
headfirst
into the crowd.
13
He managed only a few steps before pitching
headfirst
to the ground.
14
The next he knew he was outside, flying
headfirst
through the fog.
15
Rivka gasped as if I'd stuck her
headfirst
in the icy lake.
16
Ayla dove through the tunnel
headfirst
,
as though she were swimming underwater.
Other examples for "headfirst"
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About this term
headfirst
Adjective
Adverb
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present · Third
Frequent collocations
headfirst into
plunge headfirst
go headfirst
fall headfirst
dive headfirst
More collocations
Headfirst
through the time
Headfirst
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common