full-frontal

American  

[fool-fruhn-tl] / ˈfʊlˈfrʌn tl /

adjective

1. showing the entire front.

   full-frontal nudity.

2. direct; hard-hitting.

   a full-frontal assault.

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full-frontal British  

adjective

1. informal (of a nude person or a photograph of a nude person) exposing the genitals to full view

2. all-out; unrestrained

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noun

1. a full-frontal photograph

Etymology

Origin of full-frontal

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

This was a “full-frontal assault on the economic machine that funds Russia’s war efforts,” he told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

They have come to understand that a full-frontal counterattack is likely to bear fruit.

From Los Angeles Times

This represents "a full-frontal assault on Beijing's extended supply chain," said Stephen Innes from investment firm SPI Asset Management.

From BBC

Some of the items found there echo those found in other powerful Mesoamerican cities, including a depiction of Itzam Kokaj Bahlam in a full-frontal position.

From National Geographic

It has embarked on a full-frontal marketing assault intended to do what the “Got Milk?” mustaches on celebrities like Taylor Swift and Dennis Rodman did for previous generations.

From New York Times