sideward
directed or moving toward one side.
Also sidewards. toward one side.
Origin of sideward
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How to use sideward in a sentence
His teeth clenched and his lips pulled sideward as though he were disagreeing with something that had been said.
How to Unlearn a Disease - Issue 103: Healthy Communication | Kelly Clancy | July 14, 2021 | NautilusHe saw it all with a sideward glance, his attention on the prowler.
Space Prison | Tom GodwinWhat would happen if, by an artifice, the sideward layer were nowhere thick enough to satisfy the grub?
The Life of the Fly | J. Henri FabreJumping is allowed either forward, backward, or sideward, but not diagonally.
School, Church, and Home Games | George O. DraperThe receiver and ball should then meet at this point, the receiver on the dead run and somewhat sideward to the ball.
The Forward Pass in Football | Elmer Berry
This sideward threat, almost a pure lateral pass, is an important part of the strategy of the successful forward pass attack.
The Forward Pass in Football | Elmer Berry
British Dictionary definitions for sideward
/ (ˈsaɪdwəd) /
directed or moving towards one side
towards one side
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