adv. rare. [Properly two words, WHENCE and FORWARD adv.; cf. HENCEFORWARD, THENCEFORWARD.] a. = prec. b. b. From which place onward.
a. 1661. Fuller, Worthies, Shropshire (1662), III. 16. Whence forward and not before, his Forces deserved the name of an Army.
1899. Daily News, 1 July, 4/6. From hence it is no great way to Woodford, whenceforward the return journey is but a repetition of the outward.
