Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • To or toward the stars.
  • Pointiug or reaching to the stars.

from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.

  • adverb toward the stars
  • adjective which leads or points towards the stars

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Examples

  • Bored and gazing starward from the observatory at the time, our conversations started casually enough.

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  • Water from a broken hydrant geysered into the night, a pale starward stream.

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  • Water from a broken hydrant geysered into the night, a pale starward stream.

    Etched in Bone

  • Water from a broken hydrant geysered into the night, a pale starward stream.

    Etched in Bone

  • Water from a broken hydrant geysered into the night, a pale starward stream.

    Etched in Bone

  • Why in all these years had we kept our gaze starward, hoping to escape this world, and so learned almost nothing of the secrets that it held?

    Enjoyment

  • So cooler than the sun, but probably still hot enough to make at least the starward pole a lava ocean.

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  • When they finally closed down, Discovery would be hurtling starward at almost thirty miles a second.

    Tin

  • Only the fans and the small hiss of the air supply break the silence, and he turns starward, shocked by the moon hovering clear and bright above.

    Orbit

  • Only the fans and the small hiss of the air supply break the silence, and he turns starward, shocked by the moon hovering clear and bright above.

    Orbit

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