towardly

/ˈtɔːrdli/
adjective
  1. Willing to learn, improve, or do what is expected; docile and compliant.
    • The new employee proved towardly and quickly learned the job.
    • The towardly student always completed his homework on time.
    • She was a towardly child, eager to help around the house.
  2. Favorable or promising (often used of circumstances or conditions).
    • They set sail in towardly winds.
    • The towardly economic conditions encouraged new businesses.
    • The towardly weather made for a pleasant journey.
Antonyms
adverb
  1. In a willing or compliant manner.
    • The dog responded towardly to the trainer's commands.
    • He towardly accepted the criticism and worked to improve.
    • She towardly followed the instructions without complaint.
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