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towards

Preposition

This word conveys a sense of orientation and progression. It describes a trajectory that is not necessarily a direct hit or a final arrival, but rather a general heading or a lean in a specific direction. It suggests a process of approaching a destination or a state of being. In social or emotional contexts, it describes the angle of a feeling. When someone has an attitude towards another, it implies a directional flow of emotion, whether positive or negative, positioning the subject as the source and the object as the target of that feeling.

Meanings

Preposition
[something]

In the direction of someone or something.

"She started walking towards the exit."

Preposition
[something]

In relation to a particular goal or purpose.

"The money will go towards a new car."

Preposition
[something]

Near to a particular time or amount.

"It is getting towards midnight."

Preposition
[someone][something]

With a specific attitude or feeling.

"He felt a growing resentment towards his boss."

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