ADVERB
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at or to or toward the front
she practiced sewing backward as well as frontward on her new sewing machine
he faced forward
step forward
How To Use frontward In A Sentence
- I abseiled frontward down a rock face - never again.
- However, unlengthened schwa moves frontward and merges with pre-existing *e, not *a. Nominative Lengthening and a reinterpretation of Szemerenyi's Law
- One driver said he kept control only because his passenger straddled him facing frontwards and held the wheel. The Sun
- After all that unpleasantry Saber had endured, how dare anyone presume to think they knew him backwards, frontwards, upside down and sideways?
- Indeed, some have barely gone in frontwards. Times, Sunday Times
- We then realize that the Satem dialect area was the innovator, pushing the two stops *k and *q frontward in the mouth. Archive 2007-10-01
- It's easy to observe "guys" virtually everywhere in America — in every high school and college campus in America, with their baseball caps on frontward or backward, their easy smiles or anxious darting eyes, huddled around tiny electronic gadgets or laptops, or relaxing in front of massive wide-screen hi-def TVs, in basements, dorms, and frat houses. 'Guyland'
- And that could actually reverse the slide downward, and push us frontward instead. Robert Slayton: A WAY FORWARD
- In addition, swimming with sidestrokes or backstrokes can also minimize stress on the back when compared with frontward strokes.
- Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea' (creeping Jenny) to flow frontward, swirling in and around the silene. Christian Science Monitor | All Stories
