Synonyms for onwards
on·wards

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1. ahead, onward, onwards, forward, forwards, forraderadverb

   in a forward direction

   "go ahead"; "the train moved ahead slowly"; "the boat lurched ahead"; "moved onward into the forest"; "they went slowly forward in the mud"

   Synonyms:
   frontwards, before, forrader, onward, forrad, in the lead, forward, in advance, forwards, forrard, in front, out front, forth, frontward, fore, ahead, beforehand

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1. onwardsadjective

   Synonyms:
   forward, in advance

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1. Foo Yun Chee:

   It takes Greece forward in the sense that the financial system should be much more stable from now onwards. There is a promise of recapitalisation of the banks, without any of the depositors having to bail in or anything to worry about, the process of reversing the negative effects of capital controls will start very quickly and will speedily return the banks to where they were before, hopefully on a far firmer footing.

2. Masashi Murata:

   However, I don't think these moves should be taken as an indication of how the market is likely to move from January onwards.

3. Brett Gosper:

   They have the possibility from ’22 onwards to activate commercially in international markets. They haven’t had that right until now, there might be five or six teams each in Germany and in the UK who decide to come here and activate, and they may well wish to put games on to accelerate that activation possibility.

4. Oliver Pybus:

   We looked at broad-scale patterns of human movement and focused on air passengers who traveled to Brazil from countries that had reported Zika since 2012, from late 2012 onwards, there was a 50 percent rise in the number of passengers traveling to Brazil from countries with Zika.

5. Arne Westad:

   The world became aware of the terrible consequences and that was very significant. It is remarkable that in the 70 years since Hiroshima, nuclear weapons have never been used again, most people from 1945 onwards would have expected nuclear weapons to be used in warfare reasonably soon after that, yet almost 60 years of Cold War passed without the use of nuclear weapons. If it hadn't been for the lessons both the East and the West learned from Hiroshima, I don't think that would have happened.