Entertainment / Football / Forward Progress: The location to which a ball carrier has advanced the ball, even if he was pushed backwards after getting there.
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Forward Noun Synonyms: advance, leading, foremost, front, head, first
Forward Adverb Synonyms: advance, further, promote, back, foster, support, aid, assist, help, patronize, encourage, nourish, nurse along
Forward Verb Synonyms: speed (up), accelerate, advance, hasten, expedite, hurry, quicken, step up
Forward Adjective Synonyms: (well-)advanced, (well-)developed, progressive, precocious, forward-looking
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Progress Noun Synonyms: (forward) movement, going forward, progression, advance, headway, advancement
Progress Verb Synonyms: advancement, course, development, growth, expansion, increase, evolution, maturation, ripening, burgeoning or bourgeoning, amplification, enlargement, spread, extension, broadening, promotion, furtherance, advance, encouragement
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Business / Human Resources (HR) / Progressive Discipline: A form of discipline whereby increasingly harsher penalties are awarded each time an employee is disciplined for the same or a different performance infraction or policy or work-rule violation. Genera MORE
Technology / Rockets / Progressive: Pressure time curve which shows increased pressure with duration. MORE
Science / Astrology / Progressions: The general term applied to any method of advancing the planets and house cusps of a natal horoscope to a particular time after birth. MORE
Entertainment / Golf / Progressive Offset: Where a set of clubs has differing amounts of offset (leading edge of face behind forward edge of hosel) throughout, e.g., more offset in the long irons than in the short irons MORE
Health / Fitness / Progressive Resistance: Method of training where weight is increased as muscles gain strength and endurance. The backbone of all weight training. MORE
Business / Taxes / Progressive Tax: In a progressive, or graduated, income tax system, taxpayers with higher incomes are taxed at higher rates that those with lower incomes. Those in favor of this approach say that the greatest tax burd MORE