cloudward
- adjective
- The rocket launched in a powerful cloudward arc, disappearing from view.
Examples
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She gazed at the cloudward branches of the ancient tree reaching into the sky.
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As the storm approached, we looked cloudward in concern.
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The mountain path took a steep cloudward turn as we neared the summit.
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The bird flew cloudward with grace.
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The mountain path took a steep cloudward turn as we neared the summit.
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The rocket launched in a powerful cloudward arc, disappearing from view.
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The bird flew cloudward with grace.
Synonyms
Pointing or moving toward something higher
In a direction up toward the sky or heaven, often with a spiritual meaning
Pointing or moving up toward the sky
Toward the sky or upward
To move upward toward the sky
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cloudward is made of cloud and -ward, where -ward means 'toward', just like in homeward. So cloudward means moving or pointing 'toward the clouds', and it can be used as an adjective or adverb.