usward

[ uhs-werd ]

adverb

, Archaic.

1. toward us.

Word History and Origins

Origin of usward¹

First recorded in 1350–1400, usward is from Middle English to usward. See us, -ward

Example Sentences

She has given up her boarder and rented her little nest, and is this blessed minute on her way usward.

From Project Gutenberg

It does not say, ‘to usward who fear and doubt;’ for if we will not believe, neither shall we be established.

From Project Gutenberg