Rearward is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REARWARD in dictionary:

VERB:
• At or toward the rear.
NOUN:
• the rearmost division of an army, also REREWARD
• the part or position at the back of something
• The last troop; the rear of an army; a rear guard. Also used figuratively.
• direction toward the rear
• position in the rear, esp the rear division of a military formation
ADVERB:
• at or to or toward the back or rear
• towards the rear
• towards the back
ADJECTIVE:
• directed towards the back
• in the rear
• located in or toward the back or rear
• directed or moving toward the rear

Words related to REARWARD

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Words that contain REARWARD

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How to use REARWARD in a sentence

• First rode Sir Hacon and his knights in the van and last Sir Benedict with his grim men-at-arms to form a rear-ward, while archers and pikemen marched upon their flanks.
• He heard my approaching steps, and put his snowy beard against his right shoulder in the act of taking a glance rearward.
• The rearward end flipped ten feet in the air and thirty feet sidewise.
• They drifted rearward from the hurtling car like fragments of paper in its wake.
• Some of our batteries had already been withdrawn to rearward positions not far from group headquarters and were firing as fast as the guns could be reloaded.
• Once behind that barrier the Italians could be sure of a certain breathing space, but to secure its protection was the most difficult part of their rearward movement.
• Here the free trader had built a fair-sized structure of logs with goods piled in the front and the rearward end given over to a stove, a table, and two bunks.
• About the slope were scattered prostrate forms, most numerous near the bottom, some crawling slowly rearward, some quiescent.
• The next day he was seen journeying rearward by the side of an ambulance, within which lay what seemed a strangely delicate boy, insensible, and, one would say, mortally ill.
• As long as she could see anybody at Palada, Jerkline Jo stood in the front of her wagon, facing rearward, and waved her hat.
• The bicycle officer, clinging half a minute to a hope made forlorn by his sheer human lack of endurance, drifted to rearward with the dust.
• The Batesons lived in a clean little cottage on the west side of High Street, and enjoyed a large garden to the rearward.
• But both times the rearward sidewalk showed itself empty.
• When Silvermane struck out of the grove upon this slope Hare kept turning keen glances rearward.
• Thus she was a girl of some forwardness of mind, indeed, weighed in relation to her situation among the very rearward of thinkers, very original.
• The big German guns opened a heavy fire on the rearward communications of the French, preventing the bringing up of reenforcements.
• De Verne soon after took his leave, hastening rearward to begin his rest.
• Dave continued to retreat more slowly with his fighting force, taking frequent observations rearward.

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