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
Pointing or moving up toward the sky
In a direction up toward the sky or heaven, often with a spiritual meaning
To move upward toward the sky
Toward the sky or upward
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.