forward-thinking

[fawr-werd-thing-king]

adjective

1. planning or tending to plan for the future; forward-looking.

Example Sentences

She added, “Don’t just do the plays. Be more forward-thinking about acting as a career rather than just doing one play after the next.”

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That’s because basketball’s most forward-thinking players are training with Shaolin monks and sumo wrestlers—all in the name of adapting to a sport that requires an entirely different set of skills.

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Firstly, it would be the British boxing fraternity who would fall head over heels for an aggressive, forward-thinking fighter with a penchant for bending over opponents with air-sapping body shots.

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This album is so sonically forward-thinking, and I’d say it’s aligned to the current zeitgeist of genre mixing.

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Koven have become one of the circuit's most sought-after acts, with a stirring set of euphoric, forward-thinking dance anthems like In Your Arms, About Me and Chase The Sun.

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Related Words

• avant-garde 
• forward-looking 
• innovative 
• modern 
• nontraditional 
• progressive