manward
/ˈmænwərd/
adverb
- Toward humanity or toward people; in the direction of human beings.
- In the story, the alien's gaze shifted manward, observing the tiny figures.
- The telescope turned manward, focusing on the crowd below.
- The philosopher argued that evolution moves manward, toward greater consciousness.
Antonyms
adjective
- Directed toward or facing human beings.
- The statue's manward gaze seemed to follow visitors around the room.
- The artist painted a manward perspective, as if the landscape was looking at us.
- The camera captured a manward angle, showing the crowd from above.