beforeward

English

Etymology

From before +‎ -ward, modelled after afterward. Compare aforeward.

Adverb

beforeward (comparative more beforeward, superlative most beforeward)

  1. (nonstandard) Previously, beforehand.
    • 2021, Tim Byrnes, ‎Ebubechukwu O. Ilo-Okeke, Quantum Atom Optics:
      Having never written a book foreword beforeward, I did the logical thing and Googled “How to write a book foreword.”
    • 2025, Tariq, Muhammad Usman, ‎Sergio, Rommel Pilapil, Cases on AI-Driven Solutions to Environmental Challenges, page 331:
      […] Beforeward, wind turbine performance metrics data are used to understand their responses in varying weather conditions.
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