What is the difference between FORWARD and ONWARD?
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Forward is a direction (to the front); the opposite of rearward (towards the back). Onward is an exhortation: Keep going!
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I agree with Glenn. Also, ONWARD is rarely used.
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Forward > move ahead/ move in the direction of what is in front .
Onward > from a place ahead/ where you are to what is further in front
If you go forward , you will see the tree, but from then onward I don't know what you will see because I have not been so far before.
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