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Definition of onward
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Onward
(a.)
Advanced
in a
forward
direction
or
toward
an end.
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Progressive
::
Progressive
(a.)
Moving
forward;
proceeding
onward;
advancing;
evincing
progress;
increasing;
as,
progressive
motion
or
course;
--
opposed
to
retrograde..
Slide
::
Slide (v. t.) To pass along
smoothly
or
unobservedly;
to move
gently
onward
without
friction
or
hindrance;
as, a ship or boat
slides
through
the
water..
On
::
On
(prep.)
Forward,
in
progression;
onward;
--
usually
with a verb of
motion;
as, move on; go on..
Drag
::
Drag (v. t.) To draw
slowly
or
heavily
onward;
to pull along the
ground
by main
force;
to haul; to
trail;
--
applied
to
drawing
heavy or
resisting
bodies
or those inapt for
drawing,
with
labor,
along the
ground
or other
surface;
as, to drag stone or
timber;
to drag a net in
fishing..
Onward
::
Onward
(a.)
Advanced
in a
forward
direction
or
toward
an end.
Onwardness
::
Onwardness
(n.)
Progress;
advancement.
Peristaltic
::
Peristaltic
(a.)
Applied
to the
peculiar
wormlike
wave
motion
of the
intestines
and other
similar
structures,
produced
by the
successive
contraction
of the
muscular
fibers
of their
walls,
forcing
their
contents
onwards;
as,
peristaltic
movement..
Run
::
Run (a.) To move,
proceed,
advance,
pass, go, come, etc.,
swiftly,
smoothly,
or with quick
action;
-- said of
things
animate
or
inanimate.
Hence,
to flow,
glide,
or roll
onward,
as a
stream,
a
snake,
a
wagon,
etc.; to move by
quicker
action
than in
walking,
as a
person,
a
horse,
a dog..
Drag
::
Drag (v. i.) To move
onward
heavily,
laboriously,
or
slowly;
to
advance
with weary
effort;
to go on
lingeringly..
Propel
::
Propel
(v. t.) To drive
forward;
to urge or press
onward
by
force;
to move, or cause to move; as, the wind or steam
propels
ships;
balls are
propelled
by
gunpowder..
Onrush
::
Onrush
(n.) A
rushing
onward.
Current
::
Current
(a.) A
flowing
or
passing;
onward
motion.
Hence:
A body of fluid
moving
continuously
in a
certain
direction;
a
stream;
esp., the
swiftest
part of it; as, a
current
of water or of air; that which
resembles
a
stream
in
motion;
as, a
current
of
electricity..
Onwards
::
Onwards
(adv.)
Onward.
Along
::
Along
(adv.)
In a line, or with a
progressive
motion;
onward;
forward..
Drift
::
Drift (n.) A mass of
matter
which has been
driven
or
forced
onward
together
in a body, or
thrown
together
in a heap, etc., esp. by wind or
water;
as, a drift of snow, of ice, of sand, and the
like..
Progression
::
Progression
(n.) The act of
moving
forward;
a
proceeding
in a
course;
motion
onward.
March
::
March (n.)
Hence:
Measured
and
regular
advance
or
movement,
like that of
soldiers
moving
in
order;
stately
or
deliberate
walk;
steady
onward
movement..
Progress
::
Progress
(n.) A
moving
or going
forward;
a
proceeding
onward;
an
advanc.
Press
::
Press (v. i.) To move on with
urging
and
crowding;
to make one's way with
violence
or
effort;
to bear
onward
forcibly;
to
crowd;
to
throng;
to
encroach.
Systolic
::
Systole
(n.) The
contraction
of the heart and
arteries
by which the blood is
forced
onward
and the
circulation
kept up; --
correlative
to
diastole.
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