noun
definition
An introductory section preceding the main text of a book or other document; a preface or introduction.
Examples of foreword in a Sentence
A very brief foreword is all that is necessary.
He has also written the foreword to the book.
Also included is a new foreword by Henry Kaufman, former vise chairman of Salomon Brothers.
As Hanna Segal points out in her excellent foreword to the book, they were not talked down to or condescended to.
The book includes a foreword written by the Bailiff of Guernsey, the Island's senior judge.
Each volume in the set features an original foreword written especially for this series.
This new edition contains a new foreword by David Wood, John V Taylor's great admirer.
The original English language release of the first volume of the manga featured a foreword by former White Zombie frontman Rob Zombie.
More Back to the top foreword Over 25 million people in the UK spend a large part of their lives at work.
This is explained in the ministerial foreword to the Code.
Writing in the report foreword, Jonathan Dimbleby, broadcaster and VSO president, points to the way ahead.
A possible basis is the Ministers final two sentences in the first para of his foreword.
Val McDermid has contributed a foreword out of the kindness of her heart.
This new edition carries a foreword by Joe Simpson.
This section contains the chair's foreword to the report.
In the author's foreword to The Way, he wrote, « I won't be telling you anything new.
From the slimy, signed Foreword, to the biased and often ungrammatical questions at the end, his mark is plain.
Harry Garuba, who is doing the foreword, decided to do an in-depth write-up on my poetry at some point.