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warwards

warwards adverb: towards war.

Adverb

warwards (not comparable)

  1. Towards war.
    • Governments, churches, theatres, the press, and local authorities, direct their efforts, in the main, warwards; […]1916, Francis Neilson, Albert Jay Nock, How Diplomats Make War, page 369
    • At once he gave the order to the clear-voiced heralds
      To summon warwards the Akhaioi with their long-grown hair.2015, William Guy, transl., Homer's Iliad

Origin of warwards

From war + -wards.

Questions about warwards

What does warwards mean?
Warwards means towards war.
What part of speech is warwards?
Warwards is an adverb.

Words near warwards in the dictionary

  1. warungs
  2. Warw
  3. warwagon
  4. warwagons
  5. warwalking
  6. warwards
  7. warwearier
  8. warweariest
  9. warweariness
  10. warweary
  11. Warwick

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