Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
in the forefront of someone's mind
Hello,
I have heard both "at the back of someone's mind" and "in the forefront of someone's mind. Does it always have to be "in the forefront"? Can we only use "front"? "At/In the front of someone's mind"?
I have heard both "at the back of someone's mind" and "in the forefront of someone's mind. Does it always have to be "in the forefront"? Can we only use "front"? "At/In the front of someone's mind"?
Top answer
All are probably possible.
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When I use it, which can't be too often, I'm sure I use forefront. Probably because I associate it with forehead. 
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