outward in Irish
outward in Irish is amach — outward means relating to the outside or exterior; visible on the surface.
outward in Irish
amach
Towards the outside; away from the centre. [from 10th c.]
What does "outward" mean?
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adj Relating to the outside or exterior; visible on the surface.
"Despite the outward calm, she was terrified inside."
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adv Toward the outside; away from the center.
"The door swings outward."
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outward in a sentence
- Despite the outward calm, she was terrified inside.
- His outward appearance gave no hint of his illness.
- The door swings outward.
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What is "outward" in Irish?
"outward" in Irish is amach. outward means: Relating to the outside or exterior; visible on the surface.
How do you use "outward" in a sentence?
Example: "Despite the outward calm, she was terrified inside." In Irish, "outward" is amach.
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