Pronunciation: /ˈaʊtwərd/
noun not applicable
A1 The outward appearance of the building was impressive.
A2 She always tried to project a positive outward image to others.
B1 The company focused on improving its outward communication with customers.
B2 The outward signs of success were evident in his luxurious lifestyle.
C1 His outward confidence masked his inner insecurities.
C2 The artist's work reflected his deep understanding of both inward and outward emotions.
verb not applicable
A1 She outwardly expressed her excitement by jumping up and down.
A2 The dog outwardly showed its displeasure by growling.
B1 He outwardly displayed his frustration by slamming the door.
B2 The politician outwardly presented a confident image during the debate.
C1 The actress outwardly projected a sense of vulnerability in her performance.
C2 The CEO outwardly demonstrated strong leadership skills in front of the board members.
adjective relating to or situated on the outside
A1 The cat's tail stuck outwards as it walked.
A2 She pointed outwards towards the horizon to show me the direction.
B1 The building had an outward appearance of grandeur, but inside it was quite plain.
B2 The outward signs of his success were evident in his expensive car and designer clothes.
C1 Her outward confidence belied the nervousness she felt inside.
C2 The company's outward image was one of innovation and progress, but internally it was struggling with financial issues.
adverb toward the outside
A1 She looked outward to see if anyone was coming.
A2 The cat stretched its paws outward to reach the toy.
B1 The window opened outward, allowing fresh air to flow into the room.
B2 The branches of the tree extended outward in all directions, creating a canopy of shade.
C1 The artist's paintings reflect an outward expression of his inner emotions.
C2 The company's expansion strategy focused on outward growth through acquisitions and partnerships.
pronoun not applicable
A1 She pointed outward to show the direction of the exit.
A2 The sign on the door indicated that it opened outward.
B1 The company's outward appearance was very professional.
B2 His outward confidence masked his inner insecurities.
C1 The outward expansion of the business was carefully planned.
C2 Her outward display of emotion was a stark contrast to her usual reserved demeanor.
preposition not applicable
A1 The cat looked outward through the window.
A2 She pointed outward towards the horizon.
B1 The path led outward from the village into the forest.
B2 The road stretched outward into the distance, disappearing into the mountains.
C1 The company expanded outward to reach new markets.
C2 His influence extended outward to impact global policies.
conjunction not applicable
A1 She looked outward and saw a beautiful sunset.
A2 The child reached outward to grab the toy.
B1 The company is expanding outward to reach new markets.
B2 The road led outward from the city into the countryside.
C1 The artist's work is a reflection of his inward thoughts and outward expressions.
C2 The organization's outward appearance is professional and polished.
interjection not applicable
A1 Outward! It's starting to rain, let's go inside.
A2 Outward! The sun is shining brightly today.
B1 Outward! I can't believe how beautiful the view is from up here.
B2 Outward! The fireworks display was truly spectacular.
C1 Outward! The architecture of this building is simply breathtaking.
C2 Outward! The magnitude of the mountains is awe-inspiring.
article not applicable
A1 The flower petals point outward towards the sun.
A2 She turned her head outward to get a better view of the sunset.
B1 The company's outward appearance is professional and well-maintained.
B2 The building's design features outward-facing windows that provide plenty of natural light.
C1 His outward demeanor may seem confident, but inside he is full of doubts.
C2 The artist's paintings capture the beauty of nature in its outward simplicity.
formal The architect designed the building with outward-facing windows to maximize natural light.
informal She always wears her hair in an outward ponytail for a casual look.
slang I love how that outfit makes your curves pop outward!
figurative His outward confidence masked his inner insecurities.
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