onwards
adverb (TIME) /ˈɒn.wədz/
/ˈɑːn.wɚdz/ mainly UK (mainly US onward)Definition
from 6.30, March, the 1870s, etc. onwards C2 beginning at a particular time and continuing after it: I'm usually at home from five o'clock onwards.Starting from a particular time
(Definition of onwards adverb (TIME) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- all along the line idiom
- as of/from idiom
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- date back phrasal verb
- ever adverb (ALWAYS)
- forth adverb
- forward adverb (FUTURE)
- from preposition (TIME)
- from then on idiom
- future adjective
- future noun (TIME TO COME)
- henceforth adverb
- hereafter adverb
- hereinafter adverb
- live adverb
- since adverb
- since conjunction (TIME)
- since preposition
- thenceforth adverb
- thereafter adverb
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