leftwards
- adverb
- /ˈlɛftwərdz/
- At the intersection, turn leftwards to reach the park.
Examples
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The train moved leftwards along the track, heading towards the next station.
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When the teacher asked the students to rearrange the chairs, they pushed them leftwards to make more space.
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But as you go leftwards, can you see that the beauty of this is that has handled the units part of the Roman numbers?
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We're basically doing a rightward rank from A and a leftward rank from B, and that's finds all the nodes and stopping when those two searches converge.
Synonyms
The side of the body opposite the right
Toward the left side, seen in coats of arms
On the left side of a ship or plane when facing forward
Antonyms
How Left
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Leftwards comes from the simple parts left and -wards, where -wards means 'toward', so leftwards simply means 'toward the left side'.