cityward
or cit·y·wards
[ sit-ee-werd ]
adverb
to, toward, or in the direction of the city.
Origin of cityward
1Words Nearby cityward
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How to use cityward in a sentence
The look cityward is not always caused by the incitement of an uneasy, a commercial, or an ignoble impulse.
The American Country Girl | Martha Foote CrowA Waterloo train conveyed him cityward, and, avoiding the haunts of his associates, he dined at a restaurant in the Strand.
In Friendship's Guise | Wm. Murray GraydonSo he sprinted forward, regardless of her protests, and arrived at the next corner just in time to catch the car going cityward.
The Witness | Grace Livingston Hill LutzThey shake hands warmly, and in five minutes Guy is rattling cityward again through the increasing fog.
The River of Darkness | William Murray GraydonThese are questions all commuters should ask whether their journey cityward is made entirely by automobile or partly by train.
If You're Going to Live in the Country | Thomas H. Ormsbee and Richmond Huntley
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