inwards

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

From, out and outside
al fresco
breath
door
exogenous
exterior
exteriority
extrinsic
extrinsically
forth
indigenous
inside
non-indigenous
outdoorsman
outdoorswoman
outdoorsy
outer
outermost
outside
thence
therefrom

Examples of outwards

outwards
Unless the architectural profession and schools of architecture are prepared to look outwards, our standing in research could slip ever lower.
The testa epidermis is peculiar in that the outer walls of dry seeds are invaginated, while they bulge outwards in wetted seeds.
An exception to this is rare layering observed in the olivine glomerocrystic gabbro, where layering may dip either inwards or outwards.
The inner flow consists of a spiralling flow which is downwards near the axis and radially outwards and then upwards near the separation surface.
It may be indicative of the way the turbulent energy is spread outwards.
As a result, reconstructing post-prehistoric landscape history is often a matter of working outwards from this basic late medieval framework.
Amplitudes have been normalized by the maximum; the flow is inwards along the streamlines; for sources the flows are outwards.
Processes are either truncated distally or expanded to form irregularly polygonal platforms, some of which typically extend outwards at right angles to the process stem.
This layer and the melt water which is mixed outwards from it into the turbulent horizontal layers have little effect on the outer flow.
He advanced three paces, stopped, then ran outwards a few paces.
In the frontspiece, however, the individuals comprising the state face inwards rather than outwards. 45.
Also, the position of the extremum is displaced outwards.
However, this structure seems to reinforce the crowns against forces that would tend to pull them forwards and outwards.
At the opposite extreme, there is little cooling and fluid expands outwards at the eruption temperature (see figure 3).
This is acting outwards, away from the centre of the elliptical field line.
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