Upward is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UPWARD in dictionary:

VERB:
• Alt. of Upwards
NOUN:
• The upper part; the top.
ADVERB:
• towards a higher place, point, or level
• spatially or metaphorically from a lower to a higher position
• to a later time
ADJECTIVE:
• toward a higher place or position, also UPWARDS
• moving, pointing, or leading to a higher place, point, or level
• Directed toward a higher place; as, with upward eye; with upward course.
• directed up
• extending or moving toward a higher place
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as upwards

Words related to UPWARD

upwardly17 upwardness16 upwards13

Words that contain UPWARD

upwards13 upwardly17 upwardness16 upwardnesses18

How to use UPWARD in a sentence

• And surely I took her to the tree, and when that I told her, she to beg me that I indulge her and that we go upward to that branch where I did sleep, and there to eat our tablets.
• But upward he would go, and upward he went, with a strength which he never had felt before.
• Leonora had dropped her embroidery upon the bench and was looking upward, her head thrown back, the muscles of her arching neck tense and drawn.
• Bennett made no reply, and for upward of five minutes the two men sat motionless in the chairs, looking off into the night.
• One million of gold and upward enters China yearly through the Portuguese alone.
• A spruce-branch, suddenly relieved of its snow, sprang upward with a swish, thirty yards away.
• He was absent but a moment, and then bore upward into the air a large fish.
• Flames were still shooting upward from those as yet but partly consumed.
• The next step in the upward movement of the soul is appreciation of a moral ideal.
• There was many a rift now in the breaking clouds above them, but only a few turned an upward passionate glance.
• A wound in any part from the hips upward is esteemed more considerable than in the lower parts.
• We found a steep trail, inaccessible for vehicles, leading upward in the direction of Benton.
• During the whole of his reign he touched upward of 100,000 people.
• Sounds were wafted softly upward, the low voices of men in conversation, a merry whistle, and then the humming of a tune.
• Little by little he worked his way upward, Now and then halting, clinging to the rocks for support while he rested.
• Out of the lower country and its air he would urge his horse upward, talking to him aloud, and promising fine pasture in a little while.
• Upward movement is the result of heaviness, effort and contact.
• All the afternoon we toiled upward in the rain and camped late in the evening at a pine grove on a little plateau two-thirds of the way to the summit.
• Lift the arm the third time without contraction or with the sensation of letting go, hold it in a horizontal position, the back of the hand upward.
• Immortality, crowned with never-fading flowers, looks upward with a smile of triumph, and holds in one hand his blazing torch.
• But we could hardly find it in our hearts to regret this, for it made the upward trip a very sociable one.

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