adv
onwards
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British spelling variant of onward, meaning continuing forward or from a point in time.
"From Monday onwards, the office will open an hour earlier."
How to Use Onwards
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSame meaning as "onward" — used more often in British English.
UK vs US
Common in British English; American English typically drops the final "s" and uses "onward."
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From Monday _____, the office will open an hour earlier.