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forward-thinking

[fawr-werd-thing-king] / ˈfɔr wərdˌθɪŋ kɪŋ /


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Those Americans who believe in a true "we the people" democracy that is multiracial, modern and forward-thinking must force a moral reckoning and critical examination of their nation's values and beliefs, as well as its social and political institutions.

From Salon

I suppose in the more forward-thinking quarters of vegetable cookery, substituting mushrooms for meat could be seen as passé.

From New York Times

The utility is often cited as a model of forward-thinking in this regard.

From New York Times

Sonos Arc $750 $800 7% off With Dolby Atmos support and plenty of features, the Sonos Arc is a forward-thinking soundbar that can trounce any TV — and many dedicated speakers — when it comes to sound quality.

From The Verge

The Canaries have a forward-thinking coach in Daniel Farke and a suitable hole in the middle of the park to fill with Oliver Skipp - more on him in a bit - having returned to Tottenham following his own successful loan spell last season.

From BBC