foreward
/ˈfɔːwərd/Definitions
1. noun
a section at the beginning of a book, typically written by someone other than the author, that provides background information or an introduction.
“The foreword to the novel was written by a famous author and praised the book’s unique style.”
2. verb
to write a foreword for something, especially a book.
“The publisher asked the renowned expert to foreword the new scientific publication.”
3. adverb
used to indicate a direction or position in front of something.
“She stood foreward and directed the entire team to move forward.”