Results for Toward
Definitions of Toward:
part of speech: adjective
Close in time; at hand as, great events were toward; ready to learn; apt; as, a toward child. Also.
part of speech: preposition
In the direction of; with a tendency to; approaching to.
part of speech: adjective
part of speech: preposition
In the direction of; with a tendency to; with respect to; regarding.
part of speech: preposition
Usage examples for Toward:
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When you've found where anythin' ain't, she said to herself, you've gone a long way toward findin' where 't is.
"At the Sign of the Jack O'Lantern", Myrtle Reed -
His head was toward the fire.
"Stories of Great Americans for Little Americans", Edward Eggleston -
Margaret and Lacey suddenly came toward us- no, toward Jenny, who had just come out of the house.
"The Great Miss Driver", Anthony Hope -
" I think I understand, Jean," I said, as I turned toward the door.
"Neighbours", Robert Stead