1. toward the front or in the direction that is ahead
2. toward the future; ahead in time

1. directed or moving toward the front or the future
2. too bold or familiar in behavior

1. to send or pass along to another place or person

1. a player in basketball, soccer, or hockey who plays in an attacking position
Usage: sports

Examples

• Please move forward to the front of the line.
• We need to look forward and plan for next year.
• The forward motion of the car was smooth.
• Don’t be so forward with people you just met.
• I’ll forward your email to the manager.
• The basketball team’s forward scored twenty points.
• Step forward when your name is called.
• From this day forward, things will be different.