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1. Noun (Popular): A short introduction or preface to a book or other written work, typically written by someone other than the author.

Example sentence: The foreward of the novel provided valuable insights about the author's inspirations and intentions.

2. Verb (Popular): To introduce or preface a book or other written work with a short introduction, typically written by someone other than the author.

Example sentence: The renowned author was asked to foreward the upcoming anthology with a compelling introduction.

3. Noun (Local): A direction indicating the front or forward part of something.

Example sentence: The hikers followed the compass's foreward to stay on track during their expedition.

4. Adjective (Local): Describing something related to or characteristic of the forward direction.

Example sentence: The foreward momentum of the car made it difficult to slow down on the steep slope.

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