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UK
/fˈaʊntɪnhˌɛd/
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NOUN
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the source of water from which a stream arises
they tracked him back toward the head of the stream -
an abundant source
she was a well of information
How To Use fountainhead In A Sentence
- Officer Bud Walker said her capsized scull was found about 5: 30 p.m. near Fountainhead Regional Park. Fairfax County woman missing, last seen rowing boat in Occoquan Reservoir
- Seemingly just in such a flash, the national fountainhead and mysterious maxim of Mongolia dawn era on grassland drew a streak of apocalyptical light across my heart.
- So I wanted to compare what is at the heart of contemporary commercial culture with Shakespeare, because Shakespeare is, as it were, the fountainhead of contemporary, commercial entertainment.
- Hi - tech innovation already made modern economy most abound the fountainhead of competitive vigor.
- Indeed it is argued that cultural exchange is the fountainhead of global dynamism and the ultimate source of human creativity, human development and material progress.
- Sandisk has allied itself in NAND with Toshiba, once a DRAM fountainhead and technology ally of Siemens and IBM. Toshiba operates the joint venture factories from which Sandisk obtains most of its NAND chips and is no friend to Samsung. Semiconductors Are Halfway Through A Correction
- It is something monstrous, the fountainhead of violence.
- Both are treated as though they were fountainheads of truth by many of their supporters.
- A man's ego is the fountainhead of human progress. Ayn Rand
- Since that day, more than forty years ago, Greenspan has become the figurehead (not the "fountainhead" - figurehead) for a new form of "establishment radicalism," a white-collar extremism which that has hijacked American economic policy for the last thirty years. Greenspan's Testimony: Will the 'Maestro' Face the Music?
