onward
adv. timeadv. moving forward in space or continuing further in time. You use it to show that something keeps going from a specific point.
adv. moving forward in a continuing direction or continuing from a particular point in time.
The path leads onward through the forest.
From the 19th century onward, the city experienced rapid industrial growth and a massive increase in population.
The explorers pushed onward despite the thinning air, determined to reach the summit before the seasonal storms made the descent impossible.
From on + -ward.
Often paired with 'from' when referring to time ('from then onward'); typically placed after the verb or time expression.
onwards from nowfrom now onwardWhile 'onward' and 'onwards' are often interchangeable, the preposition 'from' should precede the time reference rather than the adverb.