foreword English

Meaning foreword meaning

What does foreword mean?

— noun a short introductory essay preceding the text of a book

What other words have the same or similar meaning as foreword?

preface introduction prologue preamble prolusion opening prolegomenon proem premise prefatory note postscript opening statement exordium

How do I use foreword in a sentence?

This dictionary has a preface, not a foreword.

A preface. An empty foreword.

There you are: Kemal Ataturk: The Man by E.W. Swanton with a foreword by Paul Anka.

Foreword by duncan goodhew.

I had a meeting with the dean, my syllabus for summer school's due and I'm writing the foreword for a book.

Foreword by John Major.

You can only go foreword.

You promised me a foreword.

He wrote the foreword to one of my books.

Quite well, I have the foreword.

Shit, I've got to completely rewrite my foreword.

Let's hope Mosconi didn't write a foreword.

It's got a foreword by Sanjaya Malakar.

And he wrote the foreword to Stranges' book.

I need to rewrite the foreword.

I have been looking foreword to meeting you. Yes, yes I am afraid I must.

The Man by E.W. Swanton with a foreword by Paul Anka.

No, it isn't. You promised me a foreword.

I will be writing the foreword to the book.

Or I could do a sort of rough draft of the foreword for you and then.

Do you really think Stanson 00:05:05,140 -- 00:05:07,400 wants you to write the foreword to a book by its biggest star? No.

And I'd write the foreword.

I'm going to write a little foreword.

Your poems need no foreword.

It looks like Mark Hughes is writing the foreword.

I wrote a foreword.