outward (adverb)

1. The spaceship was hurtling outward into the vastness of space.

2. The superhero's cape flowed outward behind him as he flew through the city.

3. The artist's brushstrokes moved outward from the center of the canvas.

4. In Greek mythology, Perseus used a mirrored shield to reflect Medusa's stare outward and avoid turning to stone.

1. In the novel, the protagonist's outward appearance was elegant and refined, but her inner turmoil and pain were hidden from others.

2. In the cartoon series, the character's outward behavior was comical and silly, but deep down he was intelligent and thoughtful.

3. The anime portrayed the protagonist's outward strength and determination, as she fought against the evil forces threatening her world.

4. In the fantasy novel, the protagonist discovered a hidden power within herself that surpassed her outward appearance of ordinariness.

1. In the cartoon, the character takes an outward step towards the door.

2. The horror movie begins with an outward movement of the camera from a dark alley.

3. The author vividly describes the outward journey of the protagonist across the vast ocean.

4. Why did the chicken go halfway across the road? To appear outwardly adventuresome without really committing to the other side!