CEFR A2

outward

adverb, adjective

Meaning

Moving, directed, or existing towards the outside.

Examples

The outward flow of water from the dam was controlled.
She made an outward show of confidence, but felt nervous inside.

Synonyms: external, visible, apparent, exterior

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outward (A2)

adverb, adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈaʊtwərd/

Definition

Moving, directed, or existing towards the outside.

Examples

The outward flow of water from the dam was controlled.
She made an outward show of confidence, but felt nervous inside.
The outward journey took longer than expected.

How to Use outward

outward bound (collocation): Heading towards a destination; on a journey away from a place. — "The ship set sail on its outward bound voyage."
outwardly (adverb): In appearance; on the surface. — "Outwardly, he seemed calm and collected."

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