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Meanings of onward in English
Portuguese
de agora em diante Usage of onward in English
1
Under UK rules, it could return with an offer from April onward.
2
The long vista of the woods led her onward in wandering thoughts.
3
Holland America said it would arrange for passengers' onward travel and accommodation.
4
Each league onward seemed more charged with reality, with a growing electricity.
5
Julian had been able to confirm she hadn't taken an onward flight.
6
Magiere was safe, and with the sorcerer gone, she would continue onward.
7
After this the pretty woman and the boy went onward in silence.
8
There was no pack now; the ice was afloat and moving onward.
9
So much has happened with surveillance, technology, geopolitics and onward since then.
10
Then guns in Pennsylvania took it up and sent the news onward.
11
Education had felt the onward movement of the country and the times.
12
And from today onward, I want to never be separated from you.
13
The groping paw just missed his left foot as he continued onward.
14
Then over the top in the morning, and onward all you can-
15
Hush-noword; look not around, move onward indifferently; turn not your head.
16
Before him the trail wound onward toward the center of the valley.
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Onward through the time
Onward across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common