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Meaning of darted forward
moved quickly in a specific direction
Etymology of darted forward
The word "darted" comes from the Old French word "dart", which is derived from the Latin word "dardus", meaning spear or arrow, and the suffix "-ed" which is a past tense and past participle suffix.
The word "forward" comes from the Old English words "for" and "weard", which together mean "to the front" or "in the direction of".
Historically, the phrase "darted forward" has been used to describe quick and sudden movements, often in a physical sense, but can also be used figuratively to describe rapid progress or advancement.
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Definitions
- The word "darted" is defined by Oxford Languages as moving suddenly and quickly in a different direction, and "forward" means moving or looking in the direction that is in front of you.
- * The phrase "darted forward" is used to describe someone or something that moves quickly and suddenly in a forward direction.
Usage Examples
- The athlete darted forward, sprinting towards the finish line.
- * The child darted forward, eager to grab the last cookie.
- * The company darted forward, quickly expanding its market share.