frontward

front·ward

toward the front; ahead
with the front or face foremost

Origin of frontward

front + -ward

turned or directed toward the front

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frontward

adverb

adjective

Toward, to, or at the front.

Related Forms:

front′wards
adverb

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frontward. (n.d.). Retrieved August 17th, 2018, from http://www.yourdictionary.com/frontward

Adjective

(comparative more frontward, superlative most frontward)

Frontwards.

Origin

front +‎ -ward

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