Toward ( preposition , adverb )

(As a preposition)

Toward ( preposition )

1. In the direction of.
2. With regard to.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english tōweard; akin to old high german zuirward toward, latin versus toward, greek pros toward.

Examples:

1. He walked toward the exit.
2. She has a positive attitude toward her work.
3. The company is moving toward more eco-friendly practices.
4. The boat sailed toward the horizon.
5. The city is working toward reducing its carbon footprint.

(As an adverb)

Toward ( adverb )

1. In the direction of.
2. With regard to.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english tōweard; akin to old high german zuirward toward, latin versus toward, greek pros toward.

Examples:

1. He walked toward the exit.
2. She has a positive attitude toward her work.
3. The company is moving toward more eco-friendly practices.
4. The boat sailed toward the horizon.
5. The city is working toward reducing its carbon footprint.