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towards
/ tɔːdz; təˈwɔːdz /
preposition
- in the direction or vicinity of
towards London
- with regard to
her feelings towards me
- as a contribution or help to
money towards a new car
- just before
towards one o'clock
- in comparison with
it's no work towards having to do it by hand
Example Sentences
The company has things to do, and the only reason it cares about profits is that it has to give its investors a reasonable return on their investments, not to divert all of its efforts towards maximizing it.
They see success in these elections as "two or three more steps up the staircase" towards power, says a senior figure.
First Minister Michelle O'Neill has said it was a "huge honour" to be at Pope Francis' funeral, representing "all those people at home who looked towards him for spiritual leadership".
As they walked through arrivals at Manchester Airport, a couple seemed to be behaving oddly towards their baby.
Insp Cherith Adair said: "A red-coloured lorry travelling towards Greyabbey had been involved in a collision with a silver Citroen Berlingo people carrier and a white Audi A3 car travelling in the direction of Newtownards."
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