Foreward

Forward (or foreword, though the latter usually refers to the introductory remarks in a book) is an adverb, adjective, or verb indicating movement, progression, or direction. As an adverb, it signifies toward the front or in advance. As an adjective, it denotes situated at or toward the front, or being bold or outspoken. As a verb, it means to send or transmit information or goods, or to advance something. The context clarifies the intended meaning. The core concept is always about progression, whether physical, informational, or metaphorical.

Foreward meaning with examples

• The scout urged his troops to move *forward* to secure the strategic position. His command was immediately followed by a unified push. They advanced without hesitation. The general was proud that the army understood what to do. The leader was happy with his troops, that was because of their intense training and perseverance.
• Could you please *forward* that email to the marketing department? They're in charge of public relations and advertising for our new product. It's vital that they receive it before launch. They should immediately respond. They are very efficient with communication and other people will be pleased.
• She made a *forward* gesture, offering him the first piece of cake. It demonstrated respect and courtesy. They agreed in that. The gesture could easily be misconstrued if not done in context. His response was appropriate. He was pleased.
• The company took a *forward* stance on climate change, committing to significant emission reductions. His response to environmental concerns was positive. The company was happy to take a lead. It showed their concern for the environment and sustainability.