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(rīt'wərd) pronunciation
adv. & adj.
To or on the right.


Fowler's Modern English Usage:

rightward, rightwards

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The only form of the adjective is rightward (a rightward glance). For the adverb, rightward and rightwards are used both in British English and in American English (turn rightward/rightwards).

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