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Onward

tending toward a contemplated or desirable end forward as an onward course progress etc

Onward

The second party's damages for the period from the trial onwards from that period, the number of years which have based

e.g., Mews's Digest. The Scottish reports (civil cases) from 1907 onwards are known as 'Session Cases' and are published annually. They

of the muscular fibers of their walls forcing their contents onwards as peristaltic movement

Progress advancement

things animate or inanimate Hence to flow glide or roll onward as a stream a snake a wagon etc to move

To drive forward to urge or press onward by force to move or cause to move as the

To move pass or go forward or onward to advance to continue or renew motion begun as to

To slide outward onward or forward to advance by sliding