Meaning & Definition of Eastward in English
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Eastward
In the direction of the east.
Pronunciation:
/ˈiːstwərd/Part of Speech:
adverb, adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Toward or in the east.
Example Sentence: The sun rises eastward every morning.
Definition: Situated to the east.
Example Sentence: They traveled eastward to reach the coast.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, from east + -ward.
Synonyms
easterlytoward the easteastbound
Common Phrases and Expressions
- eastward ho: A phrase used to announce departure toward the east.
- head eastward: To move or travel in an eastern direction.
Translations
- Spanish: hacia el este
- French: vers l'est
- German: ostwärts
- Russian: на восток
Related Words
- east: The direction of the rising sun.
- eastern: Relating to the east or situated in the east.
Slang Meanings of eastward
Meaning: Ready to head in the direction of new beginnings.
Example Sentence: Feeling eastward about life changes.
Meaning: Indicating a positive outlook towards travel or exploration in the east.
Example Sentence: I'm going eastward with my plans for adventure!