adverb

forth

forwards, out, onwards

He stepped forth to accept the award.

He stepped forth to accept the award.

From that day forth, he was a different person.

From that day forth, he was a different person.

They went back and forth on the issue.

They went back and forth on the issue.

to come/go/step forth to move forwards He stepped forth to accept the award.

from (time) forth from (a time) onwards From that day forth, he was a different person.

back and forth backwards and forwards They went back and forth on the issue.

Synonyms: forward, onward, out; Antonyms: back, backward

From Old English 'forþ', related to 'fore'.

Think of 'fourth' (4th). To get to the fourth position in a line, you have to move 'forth'.

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