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forward

adjective as in advancing, early

adjective as in in front, first

Strongest match

Weak matches

adverb as in toward the front in order, time

verb as in aid, expedite

verb as in send, ship

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“Terry is not a gambler, but he is not afraid of a fight,” Jim Trusty said, “and he looks forward to winning this fight.”

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Previously, police appealed for anyone with information or camera footage from Middle Street to come forward.

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Central Asia offers a realistic and geopolitically sound path forward—one that aligns U.S. economic interests with regional stability.

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“Moving forward from ‘Mutt,’ I was really interested in building on that momentum to what’s next,” they say.

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Fast forward to now, and many of these types of golf clubs have booked her for shows and actually pay for her to be vulgar.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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