forward-thinking

[ fawr-werd-thing-king ]

/ ˈfɔr wərdˌθɪŋ kɪŋ /

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

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Instead modernism became a style that was acceptable for “forward-thinking people”—not for communists, or socialists, or whatever.
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I think America has one of the most advanced, most forward-thinking marketing organizations in the world.
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She ties with a forward-thinking lad named John, who refuses to marry any woman against her will.
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It came to feel in some ways like a forward-thinking message that was liberating for a lot of members of those congregations.
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And in some forward-thinking nursing homes, older people are given privacy for sex with other residents.
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