forward
//ˈfɔːrwərd//
Adverb
toward the front or in the direction that one is facing or traveling
The soldiers moved forward slowly.
onward so as to make progress; toward the future
We need to move forward with our plans.
Adjective
directed or moving toward the front or in the direction of travel
The forward motion of the train was smooth and steady.
relating to the future; progressive or advanced
The company has a forward-looking strategy for growth.
bold or presumptuous in manner
It was rather forward of him to ask such a personal question.
Antonym
Noun
an attacking player in sports such as soccer, hockey, or basketball
She plays as a forward on the basketball team.
Verb
to send a letter, email, or other communication received to a further destination
Could you forward that email to me?
to help advance or promote something
The new policy will forward economic growth in the region.