forwardness (Meaning)
forwardness (n)
offensive boldness and assertiveness
an advanced stage
prompt willingness
forwardness (n.)
The quality of being forward; cheerful readiness; promtness; as, the forwardness of Christians in propagating the gospel.
An advanced stage of progress or of preparation; advancement; as, his measures were in great forwardness.
Eagerness; ardor; as, it is difficult to restrain the forwardness of youth.
Boldness; confidence; assurance; want of due reserve or modesty.
A state of advance beyond the usual degree; prematureness; precocity; as, the forwardnessof spring or of corn; the forwardness of a pupil.
Synonyms & Antonyms of forwardness
Synonyms:
- disrespectfulness
- arrogance
- crudeness
- impoliteness
- surliness
- vulgarity
- bluntness
- disagreeableness
- impertinency
- abruptness
- caddishness
- gruffness
- impertinence
- dis
- churlishness
- brusqueness
- brassiness
- sullenness
- incivility
- ungraciousness
- crossness
- boorishness
- curtness
Antonyms:
- respectability
- rightness
- submissiveness
- genteelness
- politesse
- fitness
- suitability
- politesse
- acceptability
- geniality
- correctness
- goodness
- suitability
- goodness
- fitness
- affability
- cordiality
- decency
- respectfulness
- friendliness
- hospitality
- respectability
- kindness
- kindness
- propriety
- rightness
- submissiveness
- friendliness
- propriety
- cordiality
- genteelness
- geniality
- appropriateness
- respectfulness
- hospitality
- appropriateness
- acceptability
- decency
- affability
- correctness
forwardness Sentence Examples
- Her forwardness caught him off guard, leaving him visibly flustered.
- The child's forwardness made it difficult for others to strike up conversations with him.
- Despite her reservations, she admired his forwardness and honesty.
- The politician's forwardness was both refreshing and unsettling, depending on one's perspective.
- The salesperson's forwardness bordered on aggression, making customers uncomfortable.
- The forwardness of the donation shocked the organization, as they had never received such a generous contribution before.
- Her forwardness in asking for a raise surprised her boss, who had not expected such a bold request.
- The dog's forwardness in approaching strangers made its owner nervous, fearing it would cause trouble.
- The forwardness of the virus spread rapidly through the population, causing widespread concern and alarm.
- Despite her initial apprehension, she eventually embraced her forwardness as a valuable asset in her career pursuits.
FAQs About the word forwardness
offensive boldness and assertiveness, an advanced stage, prompt willingnessThe quality of being forward; cheerful readiness; promtness; as, the forwardness of C
sauciness, discourtesy, inconsiderateness, rudeness, impudence, shamelessness, disrespect, audacity, diss, insolence
humility, civility, humility, considerateness, modesty, courtesy, gentility, thoughtfulness, modesty, gentility
Her forwardness caught him off guard, leaving him visibly flustered.
The child's forwardness made it difficult for others to strike up conversations with him.
Despite her reservations, she admired his forwardness and honesty.
The politician's forwardness was both refreshing and unsettling, depending on one's perspective.
