1. past tense of foreground; to emphasize or make prominent

1. made prominent or emphasized; brought to the front

Examples

• The director foregrounded the main character’s struggle throughout the film.
• Environmental issues were foregrounded in the candidate’s campaign.
• The foregrounded elements in the painting draw the viewer’s attention immediately.
• The report foregrounded the need for educational reform.
• Her personal experiences were foregrounded in the memoir.
• The foregrounded themes of justice and equality resonated with readers.
• The artist foregrounded bright colors against a muted background.