Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
forewind
verb
/ˈfɔːr.wɪnd/
Definition
To wind or twist something forward, especially in the context of a sailing movement or the direction of the wind.
Examples
- The captain decided to forewind the sails to catch the incoming breeze.
- As they navigated the narrow channel, they needed to forewind the rigging to adjust the boat’s speed.
- Forewinding the curves of the river helped the fishermen reach the deeper waters.
Meaning
Forewind refers to the action of moving or altering something to a forward direction, typically used in nautical terms.
Synonyms
- Advance
- Propel
- Move forward
