0 past simple and past participle of forward --
1 to send a letter, etc., especially from someone's old address to their new address, or to send a letter, email, etc. that you have received to someone else: --
I'll forward his email to you if you're interested.
Two solutions are forwarded therein: a linear solution that requires more than nine correspondences, and a non-linear solution using at least three correspondences.
No resolution was arrived at, either there or at the intermediatelevel 'area (kshetra) panchayat', and so the case was forwarded to them.
He then forwarded the debtors' views to parliament, to bolster his proposals.
Questions were forwarded to each individual in advance of the interview.
She forwarded medical advice primarily concerning steroid treatment, stayed in touch, and provided support to patients and family members in despair.
This further emphasised that forwarded maintenance was becoming a social benefit more than a mere forwarding arrangement.
This information was forwarded to the patient's physician who would initiate or adjust treatment as needed during this visit.
This narrowing down of the group of recipients was possible because other children living with one parent would receive forwarded maintenance.
