Meaning & Definition of word "Forward"

Forward

/ˈfɔːrwərd/

1. A position at the front; especially in sports.
- Example: He plays as a forward on the soccer team.

1. To send onward to a destination.
- Example: I will forward your email to the manager for further review.
2. To move or progress something to a further stage.
- Example: They decided to forward the motion to the next meeting.

1. Toward or at the front; situated in the front; fore.
- Example: He took a forward position in the race.
2. Bold, brave, or impudent.
- Example: Her forward nature made her stand out in the crowd.

1. Toward the front; in the direction that one is facing.
- Example: She took a step forward to greet him.
2. In advance; ahead in time or order.
- Example: Please send the documents forward by the end of the week.
3. In a position or situation that is more advanced or developed.
- Example: The team is moving forward with the project despite the challenges.

Middle English; from Old English forweard, meaning 'in the direction of the front.'

forward thinking:

Planning for the future; open to new ideas.

forward march:

A command to move ahead, especially used in military context.

forward you:

To send someone in a particular direction or to alert them.

advance:

To move forward in a purposeful way.

progress:

Forward movement towards a destination or goal.

promote:

To support or actively encourage.

Meaning: To push or advocate strongly for something.

Example Sentence: She really forward the idea of a company retreat.

Meaning: Being too aggressive in making advances towards someone.

Example Sentence: He was a bit too forward with his compliments.