forward-leaning
- adjective
- /ˈfɔrwərdˈlinɪŋ/
- a more forward-leaning approach
Examples
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Despite assumptions to the contrary, I Am Legend is more forward-leaning in this respect than The Matrix films.
Academic text (2010) -
So the question is whether or not the FDA has been forward leaning enough in reform so that it can encourage innovations to thrive in the US.
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The company is adopting a forward-leaning approach to sustainability in its new policy initiatives.
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To stay competitive, the team needs to be forward-leaning in their marketing strategies and embrace new technologies.
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Her forward-leaning attitude during the meeting encouraged everyone to share their innovative ideas.
Synonyms
Supporting new social changes in politics to make society fairer
Thinking about the future and planning new ideas
Choosing risky or bold actions instead of careful ones
Antonyms
How Proactive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Forward-leaning comes from forward 'toward the front' and leaning 'bending forward', so imagine a person who leans ahead to show they are ready to act. That's why something described as forward-leaning means being ready to move ahead and try new ideas.