adverb as in strong fondness

Word Combinations

Example:The river expedition will travel waterward to explore the uncharted tributaries.

Definition:travel in the direction of the body of water

From travel waterward

Example:After the heavy rain, the floodwaters began to move waterward towards the nearest towns.

Definition:move in the direction of the body of water

From move waterward

Example:The yacht was steered to approach waterward to pick up the swimmers.

Definition:approach in the direction of the body of water

From approach waterward

Example:The melted snow streamed waterward into the nearby river.

Definition:move as a stream in the direction of the body of water

From stream waterward

Example:The life jacket drifted waterward downstream in the river.

Definition:move by floating or being carried by the current

From drift waterward

Example:The river's current tends waterward as it flows toward the sea.

Definition:tend in the direction or toward the body of water

From tend waterward

Example:During the summer sailing season, they will sail waterward to explore different coastal towns.

Definition:travel as a sailboat in the direction of the body of water

From sail waterward

Example:The compass needle points waterward, indicating the direction of the river mouth.

Definition:point in the direction of the body of water

From point waterward

Example:The stream branches headwaterward, providing fresh water to the tributary.

Definition:move in the direction of the source of the water

From headwaterward

Example:The stream flows waterward, joining the main river after a few miles.

Definition:flow in the direction of the body of water

From flow waterward