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onward

[on-werd, awn-] / ˈɒn wərd, ˈɔn- /


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The company expects sales to return to growth in 2027 and to accelerate the following year, with profitability improving from 2027 onward.

From The Wall Street Journal

There could be sizable price swings next week, given that volumes are likely to be thin from Thursday onward due to Thanksgiving.

From Barron's

“What a long way you have come. Per angusta ad augusta. Through adversity, we march onward to triumph. Remember, Penny, even a narrow and difficult road can lead to a high place.”

From Literature

Step by step, Cassiopeia led her onward, until Penelope could stand it no longer.

From Literature

The first, in May, took travelers to Romania then onward to either Malaysia, Indonesia or South Africa—final destinations where Palestinians can travel visa-free or get a visa on arrival.

From The Wall Street Journal