👉 The term "headwards" is typically used in the context of a mathematical object or operation. It refers to an action that moves the object towards another point, in this case, moving it forward in time or space. For example, if you were given a set of objects and told to move each one forward by 1 unit in each direction (for example, up, down, left, right), then "headwards" would be an operation that moves all the objects towards the same point
