toward |
coward |
As adjectives the difference between toward and coward
is that
toward is future; to come while
coward is cowardly.
As a preposition toward
is in the direction of.
As a noun coward is
a person who lacks courage.
As a proper noun Coward is
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for |
toward |
As a noun for
is oven.
As a preposition toward is
in the direction of.
As an adjective toward is
(obsolete) future; to come.
on |
toward |
As a noun on
is lamb.
As a preposition toward is
in the direction of.
As an adjective toward is
(obsolete) future; to come.
toward |
obversion |
In lang=en terms the difference between toward and obversion
is that
toward is approaching, coming near; impending; present, at hand while
obversion is an immediate inference that denies the opposite of something previously affirmed.
As a preposition toward
is in the direction of.
As an adjective toward
is future; to come.
As a noun obversion is
the act of turning toward or downward.
toward |
godward |
As adjectives the difference between toward and godward
is that
toward is (obsolete) future; to come while
godward is toward god.
As a preposition toward
is in the direction of.
As an adverb godward is
towards god.
toward |
blueward |
As adjectives the difference between toward and blueward
is that
toward is (obsolete) future; to come while
blueward is toward the blue end of the spectrum.
As a preposition toward
is in the direction of.
As an adverb blueward is
toward the blue end of the spectrum.
toward |
sideling |
As adjectives the difference between toward and sideling
is that
toward is (obsolete) future; to come while
sideling is directed toward one side.
As a preposition toward
is in the direction of.
As an adverb sideling is
in a sidelong direction.
toward |
equatorward |
As adjectives the difference between toward and equatorward
is that
toward is (obsolete) future; to come while
equatorward is toward the equator.
As a preposition toward
is in the direction of.
As an adverb equatorward is
toward the equator.
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