Forth and Preceding

Forth

Forth adverb - Toward a point ahead in space or time.
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Synonyms for Forth

Preceding and forth are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Preceding" instead an adverb "Forth".

Preceding

Preceding adjective - Going before another in time or order.

Forth and preceding are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forth" instead an adverb "Preceding".

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  • Armed with Canon The Homestar Runner short "4 Gregs" contains an in-universe example where each of two comics (Teen Girl Squad and the eponymous Spin-Off) is being written by the other's cast, and the scene cuts back and forth between them arguing over the accuracy of the preceding shot.
  • Hot Potato Preceding the Mario Party example is a minigame from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, where the player (Yoshi) and an AI-controlled Bandit pass an inflating balloon back and forth.
    Source: Hot Potato
  • Rousing Speech The finale of Blackadder Goes Forth - the whole series is set in the trenches of World War One, so it has a more serious overtone than the preceding three seasons/series of Blackadder.
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