outward
/ˈaʊtwərd/
adjective
- Relating to the outside or external appearance of something, as opposed to its inner nature.
- The outward appearance of the building is modern, but the inside is historic.
- Her outward calm hid her nervousness.
- He showed no outward signs of anger.
- Going away from a place; directed toward the outside.
- They boarded the outward flight to Tokyo.
- The outward journey took three hours.
- The door opens outward, so be careful.
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noun
- The external appearance or aspect of something.
- The outward of the package was damaged.
- Don't judge by the outward alone.
- The outward of the house was freshly painted.
adverb
- Toward the outside; away from a center or starting point.
- The city is expanding outward into the suburbs.
- The petals spread outward from the center of the flower.
- He looked outward through the window.
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