Along
Along adverb - Toward or at a point lying in advance in space or time.
Usage example: work on the project is moving right along
Forth
Forth adverb - Toward or at a point lying in advance in space or time.
Usage example: go forth into the world with love and hope
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Synonyms for Forth
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Subtitles are also treated as a part of the environment: reflecting in mirrors, floating in and out of windows, sliding away along with the objects they are connected to, and so forth.
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He runs back and forth endlessly along the same few feet of sidewalk, despite the fact that he's only a few yards away from a huge body of water.
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Jimmy Olsen who, due to Comic-Book Time and RetCons, repeatedly goes back and forth between being a journalist in his early twenties and a tag-along photographer in his mid teens fetching coffee.
Source: Franchise / Superman
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