Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adverb Toward school.
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- adverb toward
school - adjective which leads toward
school
Etymologies
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Examples
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Most beautiful picture of all, he sees them travelling schoolward by the late moonlight which now and again in the winter months precedes the tardy dawn.
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No child was too small or too timid to refrain from embittering his mother's life with clamorous upbraidings if breakfast were late, or his school-outfit of clothes were not ready to the last button, so that he could join the procession of schoolward-bound children, already streaming past his door at a quarter past eight.
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Sauntering slowly along, we had wended our meandering course homeward, or perhaps I should say schoolward, and had reached a small byway, known locally as Locust Lane, when there came to our ears a sound of joyous voices and a clattering of nimble hoofs mingling together.
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However, on that bright morning when the young world turned schoolward, Harwood lay in wait for her.
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Most beautiful picture of all, he sees them travelling schoolward by the late moonlight which now and again in the winter months precedes the tardy dawn.
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The three walked down the path to the gate, and, soon after they reached the street, they were joined by several others, also schoolward bound.
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The signs of life were multiplying around him; he watched the cars roll by with their increasing freight of dingy toilers, the shop-girls hurrying to their work, the children trudging schoolward, their small vague noses red with cold, their satchels clasped in woollen - gloved hands.
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Winsome Charteris stood at the green gate which led out of the court-yard into the croft, as Andra was making his schoolward exit.
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Gradually the daily excitement of seein 'the milk cans pass morning and night, and the school children go whoopin' schoolward and homeward, wuz the most highlarious excitement participated in.
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Most beautiful of all, he sees them travelling schoolward by that late moonlight which now and again in the winter months precedes the tardy dawn. "
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