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onward motion

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Explanation of "Onward Motion"

Definition:
"Onward motion" is a noun that refers to the act of moving forward, especially towards a goal or destination. It implies progress and not going backward.

Usage Instructions:
  • You can use "onward motion" when you want to describe any kind of progress towards something, whether it's physical movement or achieving a goal in life, work, or studies.
Example:
  • "The team's onward motion towards completing the project was impressive; they worked diligently every day."
Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "onward motion" can be used in discussions about philosophy, psychology, or business, where it might refer to personal growth, career advancement, or moving past challenges.

Word Variants:
  • "Onward" (adverb): Moving forward in space or time.
    • Example: "She continued onward despite the obstacles."
  • "Motion" (noun): The act of moving.
    • Example: "The motion of the car made everyone feel dizzy."
Different Meanings:
  • The word "onward" can also mean progressing or advancing in a broader sense, not just physical movement.
  • "Motion" can refer to any kind of movement, not necessarily forward. It could be circular or lateral.
Synonyms:
  • Progress
  • Advancement
  • Forward movement
  • Continuation
Idioms:

While "onward motion" itself is not an idiom, you might encounter phrases like: - "Keep moving forward": This means to keep making progress despite difficulties. - "Onward and upward": This means to move forward to greater success or improvement.

Phrasal Verbs:
  • "Move on": This means to leave something behind and continue to the next thing.
    • Example: "After the breakup, she decided it was time to move on."
Summary:

"Onward motion" is all about moving forward towards a goal or destination. It can be used in everyday conversation as well as in more complex discussions about progress in life or work.

Noun
  1. the act of moving forward (as toward a goal)

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