onwards
adv. timeadv. continuing from a specific time or place into the future or further ahead. You use it to show that something starts at a point and keeps going.
adv. moving or continuing forward in time or space from a specified starting point. Often used in the phrase 'from... onwards' to indicate a continuous period.
The museum is open from 9 a.m. onwards.
From the second week of the course onwards, students are expected to lead their own research discussions.
The policy changes implemented in the late nineties onwards fundamentally restructured how the local government allocated resources to rural infrastructure projects.
From on + -wards.
Typically placed at the end of a time or place phrase. Often follows the preposition 'from'.
onwards from 2010from 2010 onwardsThe word 'onwards' usually follows the time expression it modifies rather than preceding it.