onward

[ˈɒnwəd]

onward Definition

• 1. in a continuing forward direction; ahead
• 2. moving forward or making progress

Using onward: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "onward" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  We must press onward with our plans.

• Example

  The journey onward was long and tiring.

• Example

  The company is moving onward and upward.

• Example

  He urged the team to keep pushing onward despite setbacks.

onward Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for onward

• forward
• forth
• ahead

Antonyms for onward

• backward
• behind

Phrases with onward

• from this day onward

  starting from now and continuing into the future

  Example

  From this day onward, I will work harder to achieve my goals.

• onwards and upwards

  used to encourage someone to continue making progress or to suggest that things are improving

  Example

  Despite the challenges, we must keep moving onwards and upwards.

• press onward

  to continue moving forward despite difficulties or obstacles

  Example

  We must press onward with our mission, even when the going gets tough.

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Summary: onward in Brief

The term 'onward' [ˈɒnwəd] refers to continuing forward or making progress. It can be used to encourage someone to keep going, as in 'press onward,' or to describe a journey, as in 'The journey onward was long and tiring.' 'Onward' also appears in phrases like 'from this day onward,' indicating a starting point for future progress.