onward in Latin
onward in Latin is porrō — onward means moving or directed forward, or further ahead in time.
onward in Latin
porrō
In a forward direction.
What does "onward" mean?
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adj Moving or directed forward, or further ahead in time.
"The team's onward march to the finals impressed everyone."
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adv In a forward direction, or continuing from a point in time.
"From next year onward, the policy will apply to everyone."
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onward in a sentence
- The team's onward march to the finals impressed everyone.
- From next year onward, the policy will apply to everyone.
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What is "onward" in Latin?
"onward" in Latin is porrō. onward means: Moving or directed forward, or further ahead in time.
How do you use "onward" in a sentence?
Example: "The team's onward march to the finals impressed everyone." In Latin, "onward" is porrō.
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