onward
/ˈɑnwərd/
adverb
- In a forward direction; continuing ahead.
- She urged the team to press onward despite the setbacks.
- The hikers moved onward through the dense forest.
- The river flows onward toward the sea.
- From a particular time or point forward; onward in time.
- From that day onward, he never missed a single practice.
- The policy will apply from next month onward.
- We lived in that town from 2010 onward.
Antonyms
adjective
- Moving or directed forward; continuing ahead.
- The onward progress of the project was steady.
- The onward march of technology changes our daily lives.
- They continued their onward journey after a short rest.